Yesterday we went live on a splashy new website for our friends over at A&R Pool Renovations in Lynnfield, MA. We came up with a design that was both fun and informative, using embedded video that makes me want to jump right into that pool! If you have a pool that you think is beyond…
Have you seen this error lately when surfing the internet? You’re going to see it more and more if your website is not secured with an SSL certificate. SSL certificates were once believed to be a necessity just by e-commerce websites, any website that was taking and passing or storing credit card information. But now,…
We get a lot of calls from people who are having problems with a website that was customized for them a few years ago or so. This can happen when things are set and left to their own devices. Over time, the plugs and themes start to get outdated and don’t work so well with…
I thought I would put together this little video to show you how to create blog posts, in case you’ve forgotten… This video will step you through it and explain all the things you will see on your WordPress website.
I say these things on an almost daily basis, so I thought I would write it out here as a post for you to bookmark. Blogging is crucial to garnering SEO traction for your website and establishing you as a thought leader in your field. Once your site goes live, you are suddenly faced with…
Please join me in welcoming Magnum Antiballistic Systems of Danvers much success with their new e-commerce website, which features firearms and personal protection training and products! Mike’s new site showcases his custom-made-in-America antiballistic panels, which can be used as an insert for a briefcase or school backpack, amongst many other executive style bulletproof products, and…
We get ALOT of messages around here. They come from alllll sources: e-mails, text messages, social media messages – across all social media platforms, and in person. It’s made it very difficult to go back and find previous requests or bits of information relevant to supporting change requests. Also, sometimes we can get into a big…
Yesterday’s big DDOS (Denial of Service) attack at GoDaddy left the social media streams abuzz with activity. Most of it negative and directed at GoDaddy, which is rather pointless, but it goes to prove that if GoDaddy can get attacked – and Sony and the government hacked even with their multi-million dollar infrastructures – so can you. Most smaller…