Websites that are not SSL enabled will scare potential buyers away because of the "Not Secure" warnings Google Chrome browsers display. Websites that are SSL enabled have a green lock and green https before the
While sending emails is easy, cutting through the daily clutter of messages your clients and prospects receive is not. Now that more online activity is done on handheld devices than on desktop computers, email campaigns
In this fast-paced world we live and work in, email has come to be a standard part of our everyday experiences. Think about how many emails you send, personally and professionally, on any given day. Is
The success of a long-term project, like a web design, could be partially attributed to the email skill levels of your team members and clients. Email communication can either be the grease between the cogs to
In our last blog we referenced how semantic markups within your website’s HTML code could help impact your company’s page rank performance and ability to stand out on search results pages. If you are a business
Websites are built to convert your site visitors to prospective customers either through education, brand development or direct sales. With this in mind, a website is really just a sales tool, intended to warm the lead
“Findability” is paramount to effective web design and a key indicator as to how well it will generate leads. Companies that make it simple for visitors to quickly find what they are looking for enjoy much
90% of communication is non-verbal. So, while contacting potential customers via social media is an efficient first step to a strategic marketing effort, face-to-face meetings could make you even more effective. There are a couple of advantages
Companies use the term SEO interchangeably with lead generation because it is assumed both yield the same end result - fresh prospects. While SEO is a critical first step in attracting potential customers to your site,
Google has hardcoded new elements that are directly tied to mobile search into its most current search equation that could impact your SEO efforts. Interestingly, these critical factors have less to do with content and code