The last time you created or revamped a website for your business, you probably spent a lot of designing what it would look like, figuring out which pages you would include, and deciding where to place your logo. What didn’t
Let’s say that you’re designing or redesigning a website for your business (either yourself or with the help of a pro). You blocked off months to design, build, review, and test it. But inevitably, it’s taking longer than expected, and
If you’ve looked at even a few blog posts, you probably know that they usually contain links that direct readers to another page. You probably even know how to add links to your blog posts. But do you know if
If you blog regularly, it can take up a lot of time in your day. And of course, blogging isn’t the only thing you do. You’ve got to ship products or provide services, answer emails, and take care of administrative
If you want to increase traffic on your blog (and who doesn’t?), there are lots of strategies you can try. You can share new posts on social media, send a list of your posts to your email subscribers, and focus