Practical tips on website security, performance, SEO and getting more from your site.
From security and speed to SEO and legal standards, here are the top 9 reasons to refresh your website every few years, plus how often each part needs attention.
Your website isn’t really for you. It’s for your customers. Here’s how to build a website your visitors will love, and simple ways to see it through their eyes.
Keep important emails out of your spam folder. Step-by-step instructions for whitelisting senders in Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, Apple Mail and more.
Your website is software, and like any software it needs regular updates. Here’s why updates matter and a simple routine for keeping your site current.
A growing number of U.S. states now have privacy laws, with more on the way. Here’s what each website policy does and how to keep yours current automatically.
Why we write your website content before we design it, plus simple steps to get your content ready for your web designer.
Domains, DNS, hosting, websites and email explained in plain English, using a simple analogy: your home, your street address and the post office.
Most visitors scan your website instead of reading it. Here’s how the F-pattern works and how to write content that’s easy to scan.
If your web developer registered your domain in their own name, you could lose control of your website and email. Here’s how to make sure your domain is truly yours.
What running RPLS.com, a popular forum for land surveyors, has taught me about trolls, politics, listening to users and keeping an online community going.
A step-by-step guide to creating a page in the WordPress block editor, publishing it and adding it to your navigation menu.
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