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Website Makeover: How to Evaluate if You Need One

Website Makeover: How to Evaluate if You Need One

August 5, 2016

Think you need a website makeover? You have 2 options. You can blow it up and start anew (bring on the dynamite) or make small improvements slowly (grab the fresh paint). If you’re unsure, these 20 points will help you decide.

How to Improve Website

How to Improve Your Website in 12 Practical Ways

May 20, 2016

Looking for easy-to-understand, actionable tips to improve your website? These 12 practical ways will detail more than the typical generic advice you hear.

Ways a Website Consultant Will Improve Your Website

35 Ways a Web Consultant Can Help

March 10, 2016

What can a web consultant provide? How can they better your website? Here are 35 different ways they’ll bring perspective, clarity & actionable advice.

Research on Websites

Research for Websites: You have 2 Types of Data to Use

April 10, 2015

There are two different types of data you can rely on when planning, designing, and marketing a website: qualitative & quantitative. Here’s everything you wanted to know about website research and how to utilize both types of data to make smart website decisions.

Why a Brochure Website Doesn’t Work Anymore

Why a Brochure Website Doesn’t Work Anymore

June 30, 2014

Do you own a brochure website? Are you wanting a brochure website? Don’t settle. Listen, simple websites are good, but if you’re looking to just throw up some basic info on a website, be aware that brochure websites are ineffective and useless. Here are 5 major issues to be aware of.

Website User Persona, what, why, how

Website Personas: The What, Why, & How

July 3, 2011

Maybe you’ve heard of marketing personas, but website-specific personas? What are those? Learn the 101 of website personas, why you should create them, and how to use them during your website planning & strategy phase.

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