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Barry Roos September 15, 2021 I bet you’re wondering why I would write about lessons learned from a golf course? Many things remind of my business (which is helping small businesses succeed via the web). I had an experience this week at a golf course which got me thinking, and I came up with four … Continue reading Lessons Learned From a Poorly Run Golf Course
Angela Hausman, PhD December 28, 2020 Did you know that poorly designed websites can kill your online performance and damage your reputation? Check out this 2020 award-winning web design for a French company. Note the clean lines, the dramatic images, and easy navigation that make this website both functional and visually appealing. In fact, a … Continue reading Poorly Designed Websites Can Kill Your Performance and Reputation
Laura Magnuson — October 11, 2019 Have you ever been in the supermarket with a list of items that you need for a recipe or a weekly shopping trip—but you just can’t seem to find that one last item on your list? Frustration creeps in as you wander from aisle to aisle. You may give … Continue reading Is a Poorly Designed User Experience Crushing the ROI of Your B2B Website?
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Ron JohnsonMarch 9, 2015 High rankings on Google can mean only one thing: the opportunity to make more sales and contacts while expanding your business. If this doesn’t sound very attractive to you, don’t worry. We’ve got eight time-tested tips to make sure Google thinks there’s something wrong with you and keeps you far away … Continue reading 8 Ways to Rank Poorly on Google in 2015
By Becky Tumidolsky, Published November 2, 2014 Do you believe content writing can be delegated to just about anyone? If so, here’s a disturbing vision that might just scare you straight. A weak, wandering narrative. Sentences and paragraphs that don’t flow logically or stylistically. Incomprehensible bloat. Ideas randomly introduced. Awkward or missing transitions. Tangents that … Continue reading The Perils Of Writing Poorly: 5 Ways To Kill Your Audience
