More and more businesses are spending time with social media. Yet so many of them have no clue what to do or where to do it. Worse yet, they put the future of their business in the hands of their youngest employee or intern as if being young were the key to
We spend a tremendous time working with social media. When to post, where to post. What to post, etc. Social media, as powerful as it is, does not supplant a good website for any business. Having your website found requires good design, good coding, and good SEO. Yes, SEO is far from
SEO is an ever-changing target. Not only does Google, Bing/Yahoo, and other search engines constantly tweak their algorithms to try and serve up better results and weed out bad results, but external factors such as social media are playing an ever more important role in the crowd-sourcing of link building. The folks
Despite the fact that our blog has been named Design Matters since the beginning, yes, design does matter by more than just our word. The folks at 99designs surveyed 1,500 small businesses to determine that design matters a lot, and have shared those findings in this infographic.
We are often asked to post for our clients whenever the mood hits them, regardless of whether their audience is receptive to their message. Just as you don't propose jumping into the sack in the first hour of the first date or that you blurt out in your very staff meeting that everything
