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WordPress 4.1 was released today, and totes some new back-end features for administrators and editors. Here’s just a couple of the new page/post editing tools you can expect to see after the update.
WordPress 4.1 comes with a totally revamped distraction free writing mode.…
By Ashley Zeckman, from Search Engine Watch – http://bit.ly/1lyq7XG
You’ve never heard anyone say that the bird that slept in and was late to the field got the worm. The same logic can be applied to your website speed.
Internet marketing company Portent recently put together a test, which was based on data from 16 e-commerce sites.…
From InstantShift – http://bit.ly/1tzOHea
Design elements that made their mark in 2014 will keep their prominence in 2015. As many know, there have been many killer trends in web and graphic design industry this year, but as we look ahead there are some predictions to look forward to in 2015.…
By Neil Patel, from Search Engine Journal – http://bit.ly/1qdfktH
One of the biggest questions I get from SEO clients is this: “Why are my rankings dropping?!”
That’s a really complicated question, and it has a lot of moving parts. There are a few obvious reasons:
You got hit with a manual penalty.…
By Drake Baer, from Fast Company http://bit.ly/1fC1CIP
To stand out in a flooded inbox, you need to begin with the end.
We spend hours sorting through the 150 billion or so emails that ricochet around the Internet every day. So which ones get the click?…
By Jay Taylor, from Home – SearchEngineWatch – http://bit.ly/1vEGzsD
Some organizations are still resistant to having a mobile-friendly website, either because they lack the resources or don’t see the value. If your organization falls into this category, and you would like to continue being relevant in 2015 on the most widely used search engine in the world, Google, then now is the time to begin building a mobile-friendly website.…
By Allison Howen, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1BkHgQ4
We have all been asked to solve a CAPTCHA at some point during our Web experiences.
This security measure protects websites from abuse by asking users to confirm that they aren’t robots by reading distorted text and typing it into a box.…
By Jeffrey Vocell, from Inbound Hub | Marketing – http://bit.ly/1EVLXNu
We’re now encountering more personalized experiences than ever before. Before, it was just your favorite coffee shop barista who greeted you by name. Now, your News Feed is customized to your interests and behavior, your online purchases are largely influence by what Amazon’s algorithm think you’d like, and you can’t open up an email without it saying, “Hi [First Name].”…
By Creative Bloq – http://bit.ly/1wjud03
Here are the top 10 questions you need to ask your printing company to make sure your designs get printed properly.
Ask your printer which print process is best for you.…
By Pete Prestipino, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1AtKU6R
Domain name prices vary – in some cases wildly – from registrar to registrar. Fortunately, there’s at least one service out there that will show you what these registrars are charging their users which could come in handy if you are building a domain portfolio (or simply want to get the lowest price).…
