6 Reasons Why You Should Use Responsive and Mobile Design for Your Website
Monday, 30 April 2018
Are you tired of showing up below your competitors in the search engine results page (SERP)? How do they get ranked so high, anyway? The solution to hitting your SEO out of the park is easy: utilize mobile SEO and responsive design configuration. If that sounds like gibberish to you right now, it won’t when
5 Ways Responsive Web Design Benefits SEO
Thursday, 11 January 2018
In the beginning of the world wide web, search was virtually nonexistent and a webpage was considered incredible if it had even the smallest moving graphic. Times have changed and, today, it takes much more than graphics to stand out from the competition. Finding your place in the digital world starts with your website’s design
- Published in Design, Search Engine Optimization
Loosing Your Customers? 5 Shocking Reasons Why You Need A Mobile Site
Monday, 27 November 2017
You have to be living under a rock if you don’t know that over 50% of search engine queries come from mobile devices. That’s good news if your business’ website is already optimized for mobile. If you haven’t optimized your website for mobile, this means bad news for your brand’s reputation and revenue. Having an
- Published in Business Success, Mobile, Search Engine Optimization, Website Creation
Go Global! 5 Tips to Make Your Site’s Design Layout Friendly for International Users
Wednesday, 22 November 2017
Is your website’s design layout tailored to international users? If the answer is no, you could be limiting your success. How so? Only 25.3% of total internet users surf the web in English. In fact, even compiling the top ten languages would still only account for three-quarters of total internet users. That’s a lot of
- Published in Design, Marketing, Website Creation
How (And Why) To Make Your Website Mobile Friendly
Thursday, 19 October 2017
Remember when Google’s Mobile-Friendly Update rolled out? Any website not mobile-friendly lost its place in the rank in the search engine page results (SERPs). Today, we see exactly why Google did this – a whopping 60% of Google searches are from mobile users. And since Google’s sole mission is to provide users with the best
- Published in Mobile, Development, Search Engine Optimization