by Suzanne Trevellyan | Mar 26, 2020 | Good Business
Running a two-person web development and IT services company from our home has advantages and disadvantages. Now, during the current coronavirus outbreak and Governor Cuomo’s orders to stay home, we are experiencing one of the advantages. Working from home every day... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Mar 19, 2020 | Web Development
Photo by Dai KE on Unsplash With the ongoing Novel Coronavirus outbreak, many stores and restaurants are closed, leaving business owners and managers stuck at home, wondering what to do. Rather than reorganizing your linen closet or watching too much... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Jan 27, 2020 | Advertising & Marketing, Good Business
This article is written to help those who would like to promote their real estate business on social media, but don’t know how to get started. In “Social Media Tips for Realtors” we begin by explaining the purpose of social media for business. Then we offer... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Jan 20, 2020 | Web Development
As web developers, we often work with people who, understandably, don’t know a lot about how a website is built. Part of our job is to figure out what someone means when they don’t have the knowledge or experience to use the right terminology. We have had clients ask... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Jan 6, 2020 | Web Development
You’re hosting an event and you want to sell tickets online. What are your options? For most organizations, selling tickets online is no longer optional. Customers expect it. People simply don’t buy tickets the way they used to. In fact, they don’t buy a lot of... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Dec 16, 2019 | Web Development
Way back in 2014 we wrote an article titled Content Ideas to Drive Website Traffic. In that article we offered 10 ideas for writing new content. Today we’d like to expand on one of the points, #5: FAQs. First of all, an FAQs page is often one of the most frequently... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Dec 2, 2019 | Web Development
User experience (UX) refers to the experience a person has as they interact with a website (or any computer application). This experience includes the web pages and other visual elements on the site, such as buttons and menus. The goal of UX design is to provide a... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Nov 19, 2019 | Web Development
Content is King is a concept that never gets old. In fact, as search engines get better and better at what they do, they continue to rely more heavily on articles with real, well-written content and less on those that are generic and keyword-stuffed. Therefore, it’s... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Oct 21, 2019 | Web Development
Your potential customers have changed. At every opportunity, what are they doing? They’re looking at their cellphone. They’re looking up contact information, making an online dinner reservation, shopping and learning. If your website isn’t mobile-friendly, if the user... more
by Suzanne Trevellyan | Aug 29, 2019 | Web Development
What are they and how are they helpful? WordPress reusable content blocks make updating the same content in multiple locations on a website quick and easy. Here’s how it works: First, the developer identifies the information for the content block. Second, they create... more
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