Silence isn’t always golden. And when it comes to website forms, this is very true. Whether it’s your main contact form, a newsletter signup feature or any other lead generation form on your site, ensuring forms are working properly (on a regular basis) is an important part of owning a website. When the phone in […]
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The holiday season can represent almost 30 percent of annual sales for retailers, making it the perfect time to get a big boost in revenue. But consumers these days can shop around more and can do so right from their mobile phones, which makes capturing their attention more crucial than ever before. Not only do
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The argument over whether or not to gate content is a hotly debated issue in the world of demand generation. Gating your content refers to the practice of requiring visitors to provide you with personal information before they can access your content. While gated content can help generate leads for your sales team, there are
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A website has a lot in common with a brick and mortar location. It takes careful planning to design and build one, and its purpose is to entice customers to enter, browse, and eventually convert. And just like your IRL store, sometimes things get a little dusty or outdated. Web development experts recommend a website
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With this in mind, here’s a round-up of some of the best Instagram accounts to follow. @humble_ux Humble UX’s channel curates hand drawn UX and UI wireframes (the skeletal framework of a website, without branding or design elements). Great inspo for when you’re just starting on a project. @fireart_studio Fire Art studio is a graphic
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27707 / Pixabay WHEN IS IT TIME FOR A NEW WEBSITE? It is a question that we come across quite often and can be a difficult one to answer. But that doesn’t mean we can’t try, here are 7 signs that it is time to start rethinking your website. Not Mobile Friendly: If your website
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Chart of the Day: Which resolutions of web browsers should you target when testing new website designs? If you have ten people in a room together, chances are high that most of them will have different device types that use a different browser and have a different screen size. This is why it is important
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Pexels / Pixabay If you own a business, you know a lot about that business. You also have a website. You probably know less about how websites are constructed. Do you need to know? Yes – certainly enough in order to manage your vendors and keep them from ripping you off. Because I find that
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Generating organic search traffic is hard. If anyone tells you it’s simple, they have lied to you! Consider this scenario: If your website is fairly new, all your content pages will take 5 to 12 months because they can rank highly on Google. It’s a fact! Why? It’s because Google has to test your new
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Your website provides customers with a peek into the kind of business you run—its reputation, its trustworthiness, and its basic value proposition. In other words, your website hints at how credible your company is, and whether or not customers should trust it with their time and money. Just think for a minute: There are plenty
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