Responsive web design is one of those terms that has been used liberally for years, but what does it really mean for us non technical people. Whats it responding to? How do I see if my website is responsive and what do I do about it if its not? Read on as we take a high level view of responsive web design.
You need a website for you business pronto. Everyone is talking about WordPress, it seems to be everywhere. But is it a good fit for you? Lets explore the positives and negatives of using WordPress to power your business website.
You have a great business idea or an existing website and you want a new slick looking website. Where to begin, it can be overwhelming. WordPress claims to be simple and easy for anyone to get a up and running in no time. Maybe for a developer or someone technical, maybe that isn’t you.
Adwords is Googles online advertising platform. Adverts are displayed amongst search queries and on third party websites. The adverts displayed amongst the search results are referred to as paid search. These appear at the top of the search results with the word ‘Ad’ in a box to indicate they are paid.
Passwords are a necessity of life. Every website, service and app requires one. Most people have user accounts on tens to hundreds of sites. Although it is tempting to use a single password across sites it is a bad idea.
All modern day businesses rely on a website to support their business. For most businesses it is critical to supporting customers information needs and driving sales. Join us in this brief introduction to the SEO basics for business.
was founded in 2013 by Matthew Copeland. Previously Matt studied Business Information Systems at Sydney University and contracted to a search engine, studying thousands of websites.
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