Over half of website visitors are using a mobile device. If you don’t have a mobile responsive website, your site will look, well… lousy. It will be hard to read and hard to navigate. Making things hard for your customers is never a good idea.
Should you be putting your time, effort and money into social media? You might be surprised, but my advice is often, “no,” because doing it wrong will hurt you. Read on…
We are all creatures of habit, so here are three simple steps to build a new Facebook habit. Making Facebook useful to you for your business really isn’t a lot of work…
A thunderstorm can wipe out your investment in technology (and maybe all your data, too, if you don’t have backups offsite).
Here are some tips to help you to success. First, always publish something that’s of interest to your market (not just to you).
Just a quick heads up, folks: there’s a new computer virus threat making the rounds. This one targets Windows boxes, not Macs, and it’s delivered via email, with a subject
This old post predicted Google+ would be better than Facebook. Ha! That was wrong, and Google+ failed. But be sure to get a Google Business account.
A little help: how to make writing easier for your website.
Photography is very competitive on Cape Cod. Susan Crowley turned to WordPress for her site.
