Small Business Tips and Advice

Protect Your Investment!

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Recently we’ve ran into a few situations where our customer has left a task of creating their social media or domain name account to an employee, only to find that when that person was no longer with the company; the passwords were nearly irretrievable. You must, as a business owner, insist to be involved with all account creation. It is the ONLY way to ensure… Read more of this article

Unmanaged WordPress Hosting vs Managed WordPress Hosting

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With NO Auto Updates. You’re totally on your own. Backups Control Panel FTP Access Plugin Access Full Admin Access General Hosting Support Editor and Theme Support (Pay as Needed) Malware or Hack Support (Pay as Needed) Automatic Updates of Plugins (Pay as Needed) Automatic Updates of WP Core (Pay as Needed) Teamero Licensed Plugins (Not available)… Read more of this article

Google My Business & Yahoo/Bing Business Listings

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Is your business listed properly with Google, Yahoo and Bing?

Your Google My Business account is now one of the key features that helps Google find your business and your website. With the recent changes in search engine settings, making sure your Google listing is correct is critical. If you don’t have a Google My Business account yet (but don’t have the time… Read more of this article

Create a Link to Your Google Reviews Page

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Reviews are extremely important these days and this is a quick little tutorial to show you how to get your link to put yours on your site. Go to the PlaceID Lookup Tool at Google Enter your business name in the “Enter a location” field at the top of the map Click your business name in the list that appears. Your Place ID will appear on the map, beneath your business name.… Read more of this article

Warning Your Domain May Expire

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Don’t let your domain name expire, take a few minutes and verify your account is up to date with an email you check regularly and that the credit card on file for payment/renewal is current and active. The Domain Name for your website (www.yourdomain.com) can expire, if it does it can be very difficult and even costly to get back. Over the years domain companies… Read more of this article

Do YOU Own Your Google Business Listing or Does a Competitor?

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Have you taken the time to claim your business listings? Your competitor may have already! Every day businesses fall prey to unclaimed business listings that their competitors swoop in and take from them unknowingly. This allows them to give your customers the impression that they are talking to you, but they’re actually talking to your competitor! What can… Read more of this article

Google’s New Speed Requirements

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Your website loads fast, but is it up to par with Google’s new speed requirements?

With Google continually changing to meet the demands of the internet, their requirements for your website changes too; if you are not keeping up with these changes… well, you might be getting left behind. The latest and greatest… Speed. If you haven’t done anything… Read more of this article

How to Reply to a Google Review

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Like it or not, reviews are here to stay. Google, Angies List, Yelp and more have built their platforms on the open forum of leaving opinions of how their experience was. Because this is now part of our culture… it’s equally important to keep an eye on your reviews, especially on Google. Obviously good businesses will always strive to be the best whether… Read more of this article

All mobile devices do not display your website the same

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All devices (phones, tablets laptops and desktops) display background images the same way – except the Apple Mobile IOS… This viewport, to accurately display background images, has been a problem with the Apple IOS Mobile since the invention of mobile responsive website; despite other manufactures keeping up with the technology. What happens… Read more of this article

The importance of using a UNIQUE and Strong Password in Your Online Accounts

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Like it or not, computers are a part of every aspect our lives and because were creatures of habit, we tend to use the same password for everything. Sometimes we even get a little creative and change it up for certain websites that have more important information like online banking; but for the most part we use one email address and one password for every website… Read more of this article

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