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Social Media Tips for Business (Part 2)

by Alan Safai
Wednesday, December 11th, 2013

Read Alan’s part 1 article here. Here are some more things to think about when managing your business on social media. 3. Be in touch. I recently checked the Samsung Twitter feed and found that they respond to their followers’ tweets. Samsung? That enormous tech company with all the billboards we see everywhere? Those guys? […]

How to Avoid the Site Traffic Drop During the Holidays

by Lizzy Cederberg
Wednesday, November 20th, 2013

You may have heard that decreases in website traffic during the holiday season are inevitable unless you are talking about an e-commerce site. People are on vacation or spending time with family and friends, which means not browsing the Web, right? Studies are now showing that this is not necessarily the case, and there are ways […]

WEBii Named Top 5 Website Developer

by Jacqueline Sinex
Friday, September 6th, 2013

Austin, TX – In a recent 2013 survey by The Austin Business Journal, WEBii was recognized as one of the top 5 web design and development companies of the 2012 business year. The survey considered information related to the performance of each company in the area of web design services. It did not consider business […]

Websites Are Not Plug & Play: Migrating to a New Web Host

by Jacqueline Sinex
Friday, July 19th, 2013

Moving your website to a new web host? It might be more involved than you think. Be prepared to make changes. Every web host is different, and every server could be different. When you migrate to another hosting provider, some settings like a file path or the website directory structure may be different than the […]

The Importance of Testimonials and Reviews on Your Website

by Jacqueline Sinex
Friday, July 5th, 2013

Testimonials should be an integral part of your website. If you are planning a new web design layout, plan to have a prime space for testimonials, ratings, and reviews. According to an eMarketing report in 2010, “Consumer reviews are significantly more trusted — nearly 12 times more — than descriptions that come from manufacturers…

Adding Case Studies to Your Website

by Jacqueline Sinex
Monday, April 22nd, 2013

Case studies are a powerful tool for business. A good case study is basically a testimonial coupled with an explanation of what you do. If you are a service business, or in a business-to-business industry, it can be difficult to convey to prospects what they will get and how they will benefit from being your […]

Designing a Great Meetup Page

by Jacqueline Sinex
Monday, April 8th, 2013

Meetup.com, the popular and rapidly growing community for group gatherings, updated its design tools in April 2013. Many of us participate in business-related events on Meetup to network with area professionals, meet like-minded experts and connect with our communities. It can also be quite fun to help manage a Meetup. Meetup provides a strong platform

Symptoms of A Bad Blog & How To Fix It

by Brian Disbot
Friday, April 5th, 2013

We can all recognize “good” blogs when we see them, but we might not instantly know why we consider some blogs to be better than others. In general, there are two things that make a blog “good,” or worth reading: interesting or educational topics and easy-to-understand writing. When hunting for a good read, users typically [&helli

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