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When you are using a WordPress website and you are linking out to other websites or affiliate links, you may want to make those links NoFollow.

By using NoFollow on the links, you are basically telling Google that you are not giving full trust to that...

If you have a website that offers membership levels or services, you have to have a pricing page that list what each level gets and the cost. We have all seen pricing pages that are neat and clean so you easily understand what you are purchasing, and we...

UGH Pop-Ups!

I was just over at Hot Blog Tips reading a post that Brian Hawkins made as a response to Mitch Mitchell’s post about having popups on your blog.

Having known both of these guys for years, I can say that them disagreeing about something...

If you are looking to build an online course and wonder how other people are setting them up…Here is a great post showing 12 different ways online courses are laid out.

As you will see they even included some backend shots.

At the bottom of the post...

On March 6, 2016 we all saw Nancy Reagan trending on Twitter and Facebook. Yes, she had passed away at age 94 and she was a much loved 1st Lady in the USA, so the news was HUGE.

One of the local Las Vegas news stations had a headline that read ‘ Former...

Ever want to show a client what their website would look like with a few edits, maybe a better headline or better text on an image, but to do a demo means you have to log into their site with all their info and that is a real pain…so now you have a...

I've heard it's bad, and I've heard that it's not really THAT bad, and that after a period of time it matters less.

We all want to maximize our content for branding purposes I HOPE, but duplicate content might not help like you think it might, AND there...

Responsive is THE BIG thing and all the talk right now.

Hubspot has done a great job in this article displaying 6 reasons why responsive webdesign is so important.
Yes, you could argue... my website is mobile friendly . Guess what, I'm sure Google will...

Many of us have been to domain auction sites and found domains that we could use and they may even seem to be a good price…but you could be investing in a money pit.

In this article 17 percent of domains you will read that many of those domains have...

I love David Kutcher's blog/website. He always gives away SO much good information. In this week's blog post he talks about FAQ's; why to use them, how to frame them and where to put them on your website.

There are some seriously good tips in this post...

A few days ago, I was pleasantly surprised when a stranger appreciated the Meet Me Page on my personal blog. Her encouragement both amused me and elated me; amused me because I didn't think it was that good, elated me because I ENJOY About Us pages....

Reams and reams of articles are penned about the importance of landing pages: those sexy beasts of web design that convince people to subscribe, recommend, buy and continue their relationship.

In the midst of these odes, the most important 'landing...

Everyone always says Content is King .... finally people are starting to realize that it's not, or not all there is to it.

I've been seeing more and more people talk about that you can have the best content but if people don't know about it What does it...

Even the most conscientiously designed websites often have pages that don't work! When this happens, you can either opt for a generic - read BORING - 404 Page that has your visitors rolling their eyes, or transform a non-functioning page into a...

I recently shared an article about the Slow Web philosophy and now I am seeing how it can be implemented on our websites. David Kutcher of Confluent Forms breaks down the idea of the Slow Web vs. Fast Web specifically for your website.

This article...