I was asked recently by a potential client what my “philosophy of the web” is. What seemed like a strange question at first made perfect sense when I thought about it.
Without sounding overly simplistic, I think there are 3 types of businesses on the web:
Ones that try to milk or exploit the web (think spammers, [...]
If I could recommend one skill to business owners with a website it would be a solid understanding of their site analytics and they are affected. So many people treat their website as something they need to have “just because.” If you build a site for services you offer or products you sell, what people [...]
This week I’ve got some great links about SEO, Twitter, and marketing. I save and send out a lot of links during the week and I like going back through them and explaining why I think they are important. Hopefully you’ll find these useful and, if so, share this with a few people, I’d appreciate [...]
Google Analytics (GA) and Webmaster Tools (GWT) are used to determine the health and performance of any public website. A small snippet of code is added to the very end of each website page which reports back to GA both quantitative and qualitative data about each site visitor. GWT uses the Google search engine to [...]
I’m very excited to announce the culmination of a lot of planning, design, and coding. The site www.emaspro.com went live on Monday night without any major fiascoes, issues, meltdowns, or problems.
The goal of this site
The website team set out with a few goals in mind (listed in order):
Increase sales leads
Claim a better position [...]
I was contacted recently be someone who was curious what it was like to work with me. My first reaction was “it’s great to work with me” but I quickly realized that she was looking for something a bit more substantial. When I create a website, I have a plan but it might be good [...]
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