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Web Design

Afraid of Commitment? Don’t Start A Blog.

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We’ve built many blogs for all types of clients. Without a doubt, the biggest questions we get are:
1. How much time will it take to maintain my/our blog?
2. How many posts do I/we need to write each week?
There is no single correct answer to these two questions. However, if you want your blog to be [...]

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The 1000 most-visited websites

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Here’s a link to the 1000 most-visited websites according to Google. There is an interesting mix on the list, and there are definitely several surprises (at least to me). An email from the AAF brought this to my attention and I thought I’d share the list along with a few things I noticed.
A few [...]

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SEO Tips and Resources

April 20, 2010

We work on a variety of web development projects. Every project is different and has its own unique challenges. However, one item has become a constant: optimization. Every project we take on from blog development to e-Commerce website needs a proper optimization strategy. It’s our job to build the foundation and ensure that you have [...]

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Does Your Website Suck? Part 1

March 25, 2010

This is part one of a two part series looking at unfortunate mishaps commonly seen on websites. Here are a few things that will guarantee that your site sucks. Avoid these and you’re headed in the right direction.
1. Cheesy Stock Photography
Please stop with the ridiculous stock photography. Business websites and blogs are notorious for the [...]

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Five Blogs To Read

February 5, 2010

These blogs range from internet marketing to venture capital. Take a look and pick your poison.

http://blog.hubspot.com/ | Internet Marketing Blog. It lives up to the title with a wealth of resources, articles, free reports and general tips on everything Internet marketing related. [...]

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A Better Website In 5 Days

January 16, 2010

These are all changes you or your developer should be able to easily make to improve your site.
Day 1: Simplify. Cut website copy (the text on your site) down to the bare essentials. Say what you need to quickly and directly. Your website shouldn’t have five paragraphs on every page. Your website should be used [...]

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Website or Blog?

December 30, 2009

You’re pondering what to do with your business’ online presence and you run into the classic website or blog question. The correct answer is: you need both. If you can keep both updated and you have the capability to launch both… quit reading and get rolling. Read The Inbound Marketing book and get started. The [...]

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