by Nicole Ouellette | Feb 7, 2017 | Good For You, Websites
We’ve all at some point heard the adage of ‘quality over quantity’. Usually, we are not hearing it for a good reason, but as a reminder to ‘be happy with what you have.’ In the case of niche websites, however, it means something a little...
by John Swinconeck | Nov 11, 2016 | Websites
Before we get into this blog post about the use of customizable URL shorteners, let’s clear the air about one other thing: Big Foot is real. Without a doubt. I know, because I’ve seen him in various documentaries, most notably, 1987’s gripping...
by Kassandra Strout | Nov 1, 2016 | Websites
There are a few jobs in the world where a keen sense of tracking is necessary. These include bounty hunters, meteorologists, storm chasers, wildlife biologists, Sasquatch enthusiasts, and marketers. Unfortunately, unless you’re a marketer, this post isn’t...
by Kassandra Strout | Sep 21, 2016 | Websites
If you’ve ever done a Google or any type of online search before, you may have encountered something similar to the above post. How does Google generate these suggestions? According to Search Engine Land, there are a few components. These include overall...
by Nicole Ouellette | Mar 25, 2016 | Websites
One of the things we do is training, and some of that training is related to WordPress, a popular web design software. It happens that every time we train people, at least one in the group is going to ask me to help pick out a WordPress theme. Now it’s not that...
by Nicole Ouellette | Dec 15, 2015 | Websites
I was once on a committee that was discussing goals. We were bouncing ideas around, as many groups do. There was talk about having to hire someone to do project management to coordinate the lots of moving parts. Totally understandable. There was talk of hiring a logo...
