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Writing Better Web Site Content

Every day I come to work knowing that I will be working on multiple projects. I can easily say that I have seen a multitude of different problems and solutions. One of the biggest visual problems that I encounter is content and the quality and/or the complete lack there of. The web is [...]

How to add Google Analytics to your website.

What is Google Analytics?
In March of 2005 Google announced the purchase of a company most web developers know very well called Urchin, they were the worlds leading company in web analytics and Web Statistics Reporting. Urchin is used by more large corporations than any other form of web site tracking software so it was [...]

Web Site Image Resolution

There are two ways we describe an image:
Low Res - Low resolution, 72 dpi (dots per inch).
High Res - High resolution 300+ dpi
Most websites are designed with low res images. It helps them run faster. High res would just slow down the website and cause things to take forever or not load at [...]

It takes a village plus YOU to build a website!

Some of the comments I hear from a client after finishing their project are “wow, thanks for the great website… you have thought of everything”, “You did a great job.” I usually say, “We thank you as well and I will share that with the team”.
Many clients don’t know what is involved in building their [...]

Having problems with Email?

Have you been having trouble with your email lately? You are not alone. Spam and virus mail volume has reached an all time high this summer. July has seen the largest virus attack in over two years with the attack continuing to escalate into August.

These attacks are perpetrated through [...]

Web Site Design Pricing

One of the most common questions I hear is “what do you charge for a web site?”. My answers to that question have varied over the years and I often find myself wanting to give a dollar figure like the sales person does at Bestbuy when asking a price for a shiny new gadget that [...]

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