Is SEO For My Website Still Necessary in 2022?

Let’s face it - there is endless discussion about SEO in the digital marketing world recently. There are tons of people who think that SEO is dead in 2022, and many who are still relying on the SEO basics to make their websites as user-friendly as possible and rank...

Top 3 WordPress SEO Plugins

WordPress already has some built-in SEO features, but SEO plugins give you more control over keywords, descriptions, and other optimization tools for higher rankings. Think of these plugins as your guides to help you optimize content without having to be an SEO expert...

Why Use WordPress for Your Business Website?

Businesses around the world are turning to WordPress to run their website. From small businesses hosting on the free WordPress.com to large corporations using the WordPress.org software, WordPress is suitable for everyone. As of February 2022, over 835 million sites...

Using Tumblr for SEO

Tumblr is quickly becoming the go to blogging platform. Think of it as a mix between Twitter and a standard blog. However, the site is mainly known for short sentences and images, which may seem counterproductive to SEO. With the right techniques, Tumblr can be your...

3 Recent Trends in Web Design

Web design is a constantly evolving and the latest trends showcase the need for easier to use, simple interfaces that place the focus on content. Many of the past trends focused on flashy objects, bright colors and overly cluttered pages to grab a visitor's attention....

The Google Hummingbird Update

With the emphasis on social search lately, it may not come as much of a surprise that Google has been working on yet another algorithm change to focus on this more conversational search method. Google officially announced the release of their new update Hummingbird on...

WordPress Do-It-Yourself Basics (Part 4) – Creating Posts & Pages

This is part 4 of our 4-part series on setting up a self-hosted WordPress Website and/or Blog. WordPress boils down to two main components for your visitors – posts and pages. Posts can stand alone or be part of a blog. Pages are static and aren't part of the blog....