SSL, HTTPS and What it Means for You in 2017 By the end of January 2017, every website accessed through Google Chrome without an SSL Certificate is going to be labeled like the image below until they get one. You might be thinking that Read More
E-Commerce and Security: What is it and Why is it Important? Electronic Commerce, also known as e-commerce or simply EC, is a term used to describe any electronic transaction a business conducts online. Not every website needs e-commerce, but if your business is based on Read More
Mobile Responsive Design and Why it’s Important Optimizing a website to be mobile responsive is extremely necessary to the success of any website. Not only does mobile responsive design make your website easier to navigate on mobile devices but it actually Read More
SEO Crash Course If you’re new to the behind-the-scenes world of website applications, there’s going to be a lot of technical jargon that is new to you. One such phrase that you’re sure to start hearing a Read More
Social Media Marketing Strategies It’s becoming more and more clear as the years pass that social media is a facet of modern society that will not be going anywhere anytime soon. In a world where there are 1.6 Read More
Logo Do’s and Don’ts Great logo design is crucial to the success of any business because it is essentially the first line of communication a business has with its consumers. A logo can make or break a sale Read More
SEO Tips: How Amazing Banana Pancakes Get Your Content Noticed by the Search Engines Psst! Want to be noticed by search engines? I thought so! If you’re putting up a site or a blog, you want it to become popular with search engines. When the search engines like Read More
Google’s New Meta Tag for News Content: news_keywords Google’s new meta tag is an ongoing effort to make its search results more relevant, the new meta tag is called “news_keywords” and used to classify news articles. You can include several keywords that Read More
Does a DMOZ Listing Affect my Google Search Engine Ranking? DMOZ (Open Directory Project), founded in 1998, is one of the oldest and most famous directories of website content. Sites submitted to DMOZ are reviewed by volunteer human editors before being included in the Read More
Does My Website Need a Robots.txt File? The robots.txt file is a simple text file, located in your website’s root directory, that tells a search engine which web pages of your site should be indexed and which web pages should be ignored. Read More
