This is the second part of a multi-part series that explains the major factors of a successful SEO (search engine optimization) strategy. In this article, we will explain why your website’s overall health is important when starting an SEO campaign. Does Your Website Have a Cold or the Flu?
Mobile searches are rising and there is a need to make sites mobile favorable to find the answer from the audiences who browse through cellphones that are mobile. Responsive website design is the thing to do if a person doesn’t need to receive two sites constructed for users to create
Picasso is Picasso because his work is memorable. Take a moment to remember the last 10 websites you visited. Scratching your head? Converting visitors to customers represents one of the single most important measurements of business success. When a visitor comes to your site, you want them to have
It’s been around for more than a decade. You probably hear about it in tech promotion commercials or in news articles. The cloud. But what is the cloud and what are the benefits to my website? Cloud computing enables organizations to consume a combination of resources, such as a virtual
Hosting providers love to provide internet services all in one tidy package. At first look, this might be convenient but may not be the best strategy in the long-run. Why? Let take a look a typical website/email hosting package and how it works. When you sign up for a hosting
The past couple of years we have witnessed a growing momentum in cyber hacking of websites and internet connected installations. While some hacking is related to damaging a website, other attacks are geared in stealing of confidential information. Although catching the hackers is elusive, protecting your website is important.
Recent press buzz about computer hacking have many website owners wondering: “How vulnerable is my website?” Today’s websites are not designed the same way 10 years ago. We demand more functionality out of our websites to interact with the outside world. Thus, websites have evolved into complex computer applications.
Interesting video on how a webpage is requested and sent: More informative articles on web design, social networking, and digital marketing can be found on our website: Success Media Services.
Many of us have a contact form on the contact page of our website. We usually set this form with the following fields: name, company, email, message, or something similar. We set a destination email address to receive an email of every contact form filled. Great, it’s all up and
I am sure you have seen the TV advertisements: “Create your own website for free.” Sounds enticing? Companies like Weebly and Wix have created a business of seamless integration of web design and hosting at an attractive price. Free. The question comes to mind: “Are these companies engaging philanthropy to
