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How to Write your Homepage Hero Copy    “Speak softly and carry a big stick.”    26th US President Teddy Roosevelt said that – based on a West African proverb – referring to his philosophy

Your Guide to the Anatomy of a Webpage    The Fine Line that Makes a Good Website     You can tell the difference between a good website and a bad one in five seconds.      That’s all

  When creating a website, one of the most undervalued sections is the about page.     People tend to be more concerned with making a sale or showcasing their products than they are with telling the reader

If your website is struggling to maintain high traffic rates, a content refresh or website redesign is your ticket to getting back on track. 

Images are a big part of every website these days. Whether you're trying to sell products, promote a service, or get people interested in your blog posts, images play an important role.

However, there's more to it than just slapping the first image that comes up onto your website and calling it good. That could actually end up doing more harm than good if you don't optimize them properly for search engine optimization and site speed.

In addition to decreasing bounce rates, faster loading pages can lead to increased time spent per visit, more conversions and higher revenue for your company.

If you want to improve your ranking in Google's search results and increase traffic/sales from people who land on your site, learn about site speed.

Last Updated February 16, 2021 We do not use out-of-the-box website builder software like WordPress. Gasp! We know. With 39% of the web built on WordPress you can see why it’s a natural gravitation for web designers.