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Why Regular Content Updates are Important to Your Company’s Website
Pursuing a strategy of regular content updates on your company’s website will keep your company fresh and competitive in the marketplace.
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Design is never done: an investment in your future
I have often found myself caught in the debate between design as a product and design as a service. I happen to disagree with both sides. Sure, each has their merits and the reasoning is there and it’s easier to comprehend if you view it as one or the other. But design is more complex than that.
Continue ReadingMake Sure Your Website is Optimised For Search
Almost all companies are using the internet to conduct business online. Google My Business has made it easier than ever to raise your company’s visibility online by showing your company’s profile whenever users are searching for businesses like yours.
Continue ReadingFree SSL's for cPanel DNSOnly
The current (paid-for) cPanel/WHM SSL certificates on our DNSOnly servers were coming up for renewal, so it got me thinking if some free SSL options were available?
Continue ReadingGetting the best out of you: a distinct advantage
With online tools getting more & more advanced, it is now easier for business owners, marketing managers and freelancers to create great looking websites themselves. So it begs the question, why would I use an agency when I can get it cheaper or do it myself? It's a fair question and one with many different answers.
Continue ReadingFacebook Advertising Hacks
There are many, many reasons why Facebook is the place to be right now for advertising. With 2 billion monthly active users on Facebook, and the level of targeting available within the platform, if you know what to say and where to say it, you can easily get your brand in front of your ideal customer with Facebook advertising.
Continue ReadingWhen is it time to rebuild your website?
Clients often ask me how long a website should last and whether they should be thinking about a website redevelopment. In general we find that websites last around 3-5 years before they start to look outdated or technology has changed significantly enough to warrant a rebuild but there isn't really a one size fits all answer.
Continue ReadingWordpress - Deploying untested code to prod since 2004
As a web development agency, we love Wordpress (surprised to hear that after reading the title?) and reach for it regularly...
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