Posts by: Sage

How Much Does a Website Cost?
27FebBy Sage

How Much Does a Website Cost?

There are so many different web design companies out there.  Each has its own target market and design style.  And each has its own cost.  How can you know which is best suited to your project? How much does a […]
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6 Tips for Improving Your Site’s Usability
29AugBy Sage

6 Tips for Improving Your Site’s Usability

Web usability is a crucial consideration for any site: your competition is, after all, only a quick Google search away, making it easy for frustrated users to head elsewhere. A usable site keeps users on your site, and not your […]
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9 Things to Do Before Launching Your Site
25AugBy Sage

9 Things to Do Before Launching Your Site

You’ve bought a domain name, paid for hosting, been through multiple rounds of design, and the code is ready to go. Ready to launch your site? Maybe—but here are 9 things you might be missing. Favicon This 16×16 pixel “favorites […]
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8 Groovy Blog Writing Tips
5JanBy Sage

8 Groovy Blog Writing Tips

When writing blog copy that’s SEO friendly there are a few things to keep in mind: Write for your Reader. A common mistake writers make when developing SEO friendly blog articles is trying to write exclusively for search engines at […]
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The ROI of Social Media
31OctBy Sage

The ROI of Social Media

Are you measuring the Return-On-Investment of your social media initiatives? If you answered  “no” you’re not alone. There are those who say you don’t have to measure ROI. Really? Those sorts of comments may be good for selling books, but don’t [&h
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27JulBy Sage

Online Brand & Reputation Management Tools

People are talking about you, your company and your brand. They’re making comments – good, bad and indifferent. Word of mouth affects people’s choices in every aspect of their lives from purchases to travel tips, where to stay, which furniture […]
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Top 10 Ways to Tell If Your Website is Outdated
20MayBy Sage

Top 10 Ways to Tell If Your Website is Outdated

Your website is quite often your customer’s first impression and first point of contact for your business.  When searching for a product or service people will generally bypass the yellow pages and turn to the good ole WWW. When a […]
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