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AI and SEO: What You Need To Do To Be Seen Online In 2025
Businesses trying to market themselves often think of AI as a tool to make writing and researching easier. It can help with idea generation and many of the more tedious tasks of mass communication. But many are not paying close enough attention to what AI means for exposure on a greater scale and how we need to change our tactics to make us visible in an AI-first environment. In this article we explore what’s changing, and what we can do about it.
5 Attainable Web Design Trends for Small Businesses in 2025 (No Coding Required!)
Whether you’re ready to invest or just looking to make thoughtful improvements, here are five trends worth knowing. They’re current, practical, and flexible enough to meet you where you are.
Your Website Should Be Your Highest Performing Employee
If your website isn’t attracting, engaging, and converting visitors, it may be time for a performance review. Here are 5 questions to ask yourself to ensure your lowest-maintenance employee is doing its job.
Kickstart 2025 with a Brand Refresh
The new year is a great time to make sure your brand reflects where your business is today. Whether you’re a well-established company or just starting out, even small changes can make a big difference. Here are five practical branding resolutions for 2025, with easy-to-follow tips to help you get started.
The small habits of web maintenance
Let me walk you through a not uncommon conversation with a potential web client.
Me: Tell me about your website.
Client: Honestly, I set it up some number of years ago. It doesn’t really reflect what I do and I know I need to level it up.
Me. That’s totally relatable. When was the last time you updated it?
Client: [insert grimance here]….the day I launched it.
Which web host should I use?
This is one of the top 5 questions I get asked by clients who need a website and aren’t sure where to start. So, I decided to sit with that question and really think hard (and troubleshoot a lot) to give my clients the best answer I could come up with.