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Do You Need a Website or an Ad Landing Page?
One of the trends we see in online marketing recently is a tendency to rely more on ads in the digital space. For one thing, ads take up more of the space in search engine results pages (SERPS) than they used to. For another, generative AI mixed with search limits the number of searches that…
Floating Along with Your Website
It’s the nature of my job that I’m usually working on building sites or rebuilding them. But one of the great things about a website is that it will continue to work for you even when you’re not working on it. With you or without you, your well-designed and optimized website will do its…
Your Website Mockup and What to Do with It
When you have a website built, one of the first pieces of work you’ll see is a website mockup. A mockup is a picture of a website showing the homepage and possibly an interior page. It’s a picture, not a webpage, so the navigation links won’t work. It might use your actual content — pictures…
A New Preschool Website
You know your preschool needs a website, but how do you get started? How do you plan an effective website for your school? Here are some tips to consider when you’re planning a new preschool website. We were delighted to have the opportunity to create a new website for First School, a preschool and parents…
A New Creative Website
A creative website? All our websites are creative, so what does it mean to talk about a creative website? Simply, the site owner is not a doctor or an engineer, but a creative professional. The Timothy Mooney Repertory Theater presents innovative variations on classic theater across the nation, bringing Shakespeare and Moliere — as well…
How to Lose Friends and Alienate People with Your Website
Once upon a time, I needed to rent a tuxedo for my teenaged son, who was a music student. I’ll end the suspense right now by saying that I succeeded. Not only were we able to rent the suit, along with the needed shoes (for some reason they’re not allowed to perform in sneaks) and…