One of the best tools any small business can create in today’s world is a phenomenal website. This website can help the business stand apart from the competition. It can also help small businesses come in contact with customers they may not have had access to in the past.
When it comes to using WordPress for web design, a question often arises: WordPress.com or WordPress.org? So.. which one should you use for your wesbite?
Currently, there are several hundred ways for you to get your website out on the internet.
WordPress Myths Busted – yes, it’s time to debunk some WordPress myths. Too many businesses are hesitant to use WordPress due to common misconceptions about the platform. We’d like to show them that perhaps those misconceptions are wrong.
As you might imagine, the answer to the all-to-common question “how much traffic should I be getting on my website?” can vary wildly.
Websites can be one of the greatest tools for a business, as it creates an online presence and expands the client base.
Google Analytics is a powerful service that is beneficial for a number of reasons. It is a free service that is powered by Google and that provides information about your website traffic. With this service, web designers and businesses are able to track the amount of traffic that visits a website.
Since social networks jumped to the forefront in marketing and advertising, it’s easy to think business websites have taken a backseat.
As the old saying goes “a picture tells a thousand words”. With web design quality imagery plays a huge role in the impression people get when they visit your website.
The world first got to know DIVI in December 2013 and it has very quickly become the ‘go to’ theme for WordPress and Web Design enthusiasts word-wide.
In an industry where anyone, anywhere can pop up and offer anything, how do you make sure you are dealing with a legitimate business who is properly qualified to deliver your business the perfect website? Knowing how to choose a web designer can be a very important step in your journey.
Kevin Fouché, Pixel Fish Director