A Quick Review of Ash Read’s Post on Free Stock Images This evening, I found this new post by Ash Read on the Buffer Blog. We use many CC0 images on our own and our client’s websites. Since Rock Solid Info has created the largest list of websites offering free stock photos on the internet, […]
The Quick Guide for Choosing Website Hosting
What is Website Hosting? The files that make up your website must be uploaded (copied) to a public server if you want other people to be able to see it. Website Hosting makes this possible. Hosting services are normally provided by companies called an Internet Service Provider (ISP). These companies offer a number of services […]
Domains – Your Internet Address
This post about Domains is second in a series about Building Your Site with WordPress. When you have a product to sell, an idea to spread, or a cause to promote, then one tool you should use is a dedicated website. The purpose of this article (and the complete series of posts) is to explain […]
How to Build a WordPress Website
This is an update of How to Build A Website on WordPress, originally published May 2, 2013. This is the first of a series of posts about How to Build A WordPress Website. In this series, I’ll tell you what tools I’m using here and for my other sites. You’ll get my reviews and opinions […]
Social Media Content: How Long Should It Be?
How Long Should Your Social Media Posts Be? There’s been a lot of research recently into the most effective number of words, paragraphs, and characters for your social media content marketing. The end goal, of course, is to increase engagement on your site. Many people only scan your articles and posts while they’re on the […]
An Entrepreneur Mindset is Vital for Your Small Business
When you think about an entrepreneur mindset, I see no distinction between planning to earn an extra couple of hundred bucks a month or finally making enough money to quit your mind-numbing 9 to 5 job to earn a full-time living with your small business start up. Starting a business and watching it grow is […]
A New Idea vs. Old Dogma
You’ve got a new idea. You’ve shared your brainchild with a few trusted associate. You’ve heard their comments before… “Why can’t we just go back to the way things used to be?” “Why don’t we just leave things like they are?” “We always done things this way. Why change now?”
We Who Work on the Web Should Remember This Quote
Google Search Algorithm – Changes to Improve SERPs for All
The Google Search Algorithm isn’t perfect, but if the sheer number of changes is any indication, the Google Search Engine is as close to “perfect” as it can be… for now. Like it or not, most people use Google as their search engine of choice. I think part of the reason is they are always […]
