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  Which CMS is Best: Part 2 November 2, 2011 Wordpress In the previous post we discussed the development capabilities of the three leading CMS platforms: Drupal, Joomla, and WordPress. We also discussed the availability and reliability of plugins.  You can read part 1 here. This post focuses on the usability of the leading CMS platforms. Each CMS has 2 customers: Developers and users.  Developers are of course the technical, dare... Posted in: Blog, WordPress Read More
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  How Much Does a Website Cost? November 1, 2011 Just like any other business, one of the questions we hear on a frequent basis is, “How much do you charge for a website?” This is an important question that everyone needs to ask. However, the answer may vary significantly based on a number of factors. In real estate the questions would be: How many bedrooms and bathrooms do you need?  What neighborhoods are acceptable to you?  Do you want a pool?  Wood or linoleum? Town home or single family residence? Depending on your answers to these questions, your home may cost $150,000 or over $1 Million. In web design: Are... Posted in: Blog, Web Read More
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  Which CMS is best? October 28, 2011 Today the web is all about content and sharing. The social web is alive and well and isn’t going anywhere. Because of this, it is more important than ever that businesses respond to the market quickly, address their customer’s questions and provide new content that will appeal to both search engines and potential customers searching for information on your product or industry. A CMS or Content Management System is the best way to address these demands and save you money.  Because a CMS can give the average person the ability to update... Posted in: Blog, WordPress Read More
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  Google Places: Showing up for local search results July 17, 2011 If Google is the first place you turn to find a local auto repair shop, coffee house or antique store, you’ve probably noticed a major difference since January 2011. In the spirit of social media and location based marketing, Google started getting up close and personal by incorporating Google Places in with organic search results. What does this mean? If you are a local business who’s been going after certain keywords on Google, you may need to update your approach to also compete within the Google Places results which, in many cases, are now showing up just underneath the... Posted in: Blog, SEO, Tips and Tricks Read More
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  How Google’s Search Preview Changes Web Design for Flash November 30, 2010 Google recently introduced website preview within search results that allow potential visitors to preview the website before they click through to the page by hovering their cursor above the magnifying glass in the SERP’s. This gives the user the opportunity to decide if the information they are looking for is even going to be on the site before they click on the link from the search results page. Does this affect click through rate to a website? Maybe, maybe not. It’s still too early to tell if this feature will be adopted by the majority of people searching on the Internet. What... Posted in: SEO Read More

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