In a super-connected modern world even small businesses need a website. Is this something you can delegate or outsource or should you try to do it yourself? On the one hand, website design may seem like a highly technical area which should be left to the professionals. On the other, as a small …
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Why Professional Web Design Can Still Give You A Competitive Edge
We all know that there are now plenty of tools out there that can allow anybody to design a presentable looking website for their business, even if they don't have any coding or design skills. This is a good thing because it can allow small businesses to avoid the expense of getting a professional …
The Science and Art of Designing High-Converting Landing Pages
Did you know that some companies use forty or more landing pages for lead generation? In fact, more landing pages help companies generate more sales leads. Companies can increase their sales leads by 55% simply by increasing the total number of their landing pages from five or less to between ten …
10 Things Beginners Must Know Before Building Their Own Website
Building your own website can be a very testing ordeal. The majority of people opt to have websites built for them, or jump onto already-built websites and have to share code. However, there are a lot of benefits to building and owning your own website. These include owning your own code, having as …
Building a Food Delivery Website: Models, Best Tips, and Steps to Take
We can't argue with the fact that food delivery websites are convenient, fast, and mostly have affordable prices. They work best for modern people that are always in a hurry. These apps are built to save time, and help customers pay for their food in a fast and easy manner. And, of course, delivery …
Building Buzz on a Budget
Your small business may offer the highest quality product or service, but if you’re unable to reach the market for it, you’re unlikely to achieve your business goals. With nearly half of small businesses in the U.S. failing within the first 5 years, according to the Small Business Administration, …
