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 [...]
I meant to post this when I actually wrote it but, well, that didn’t happen. I have a fairly broad experience with shared hosting companies if only because I log into several different hosting accounts for different clients. Some are faster than others, some have goofy control panels, some have terrible service, and some are, [...]
You’re probably going to hear a lot more from me about LinkedIn. I’ve been on there for several years but only recently understood how to use it effectively (expect a post soon). Part of my new set of activities on there is participating in group discussions about design, development, and business best practices. I’m definitely [...]
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 [...]
When I first started down this whole website building road, I thought page titles were kind of silly. Titles are the words that show up on the top bar of your browser when you’re on a web page. For example, if you look at the top of this window, you probably see something like “A [...]
There is nothing better for search results, returning visitors, and web loyalty than a useful and oft-updated blog feed. Some people aren’t familiar with blogs and what they can do so here’s a quick run-down. A blog, in it’s simplest form, is just a feed of information in chronological order (the feed itself is call [...]
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