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5 Tips for Creating Effective Holiday Landing Pages

by Ruth Hawk
Friday, December 1st, 2017

When it comes to holiday marketing, landing pages are an invaluable aspect of your e-commerce website. Not only do they serve as the place where visitors land after clicking on your email links, organic search results, and targeted holiday promotions, but they also serve as the first impression most of these visitors will have of your website. As a re

Web Development Steps to Take to Prepare Your Website for Holiday Traffic Spikes

by Ruth Hawk
Wednesday, November 22nd, 2017

With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the entirety of the holiday shopping season on the horizon, now is the time for businesses to make sure that their web design and web development are sufficient to withstand the influx of traffic they are about to experience. With Black Friday and Cyber Monday crowds having taken down the websites of businesses as la

Prepare for Black Friday/Cyber Monday with These Web Design Tips

by Ruth Hawk
Friday, November 17th, 2017

The Black Friday/Cyber Monday weekend is hands down the most wonderful time of year for businesses. With Cyber Monday 2016 breaking e-commerce records in the United States, and literally billions of dollars worth of purchases up for grabs that weekend, it is vital that e-commerce websites be prepared to woo the increased numbers of website visitors they

How a WordPress Design Will Benefit Your Business

by Meredith Schraeder
Monday, November 13th, 2017

You probably know others who have used WordPress to build and manage websites, but is it the right solution for your business’s website? Are you apprehensive about choosing this popular platform? Ease your mind and read on about the benefits and capabilities that WordPress has to offer. As a web design and SEO company, WEBii […]

5 Alternatives to AIM for Chat

by Ruth Hawk
Tuesday, October 31st, 2017

On December 15, an era in instant messaging will come to an end with the shutdown of AIM. One of the first popular instant messaging services, AIM offered people a free tool for communicating digitally. If AIM is no longer needed, what alternatives are there to AIM for chat? There are actually quite a few means of communicating that can (and have already

8 Tips for Building User-Friendly Custom Web Applications

by Ruth Hawk
Monday, September 11th, 2017

Custom web applications can add functionality and interactivity to your website. For example, shopping carts can make checking out easier on your e-commerce website, while online courses allow people to learn and grow right on your website. However, if web applications are going to make certain tasks easier for your website visitors, they need to be desi

10 Tips for Creating a Useful FAQ Page

by Ruth Hawk
Tuesday, September 5th, 2017

When it comes to answering potential customers’ questions about your e-commerce website’s products and services, an FAQ page can be a valuable asset. This list of commonly asked questions can alleviate people’s concerns about purchasing from you, tell them more about your brand, and support your other marketing and search engine optimization effort

Outsourcing Website Content: 3 Questions Answered

by Ruth Hawk
Monday, July 31st, 2017

If you feel ill equipped to produce consistent, high quality content for your website, you are not alone. In fact, 58 percent of marketers feel uncertain about their ability to produce high quality content.It is this lack of time and ability that has led to the popularity of outsourcing website content. Today, only about one-quarter of marketers keep all

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