Quick Tips Category
Emails About Exchanging Links
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Jacqueline Sinex So, you got an email from someone asking you to “exchange links” with their website. They want to link to your website and they want you to put a link to their website on yours. They give you a little more info and end with a thank you. What should you do? Is this a [...]
Read moreStaying Connected While You’re On The Go
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Chass Armstrong The ability to stay connected is more important than ever in this digital age, and having the ability to access your emails on mobile devices such as your Iphone or Ipad, has become essential for conducting business while out of the office. Though it is a useful resource, if you don’t know how to configure your [...]
Read moreSE-WOAH: The Power of Change
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Brian Disbot The Internet and technology are constantly changing. Products are getting smaller and sleeker but are able to store more information than the previous ‘clunky’ model. The same goes for SEO activity. Focusing content on key words or referencing current events along with your business, can direct traffic to your website. Having knowledge of what keywords [...]
Read moreFace to Face : Reaching a new audience through Facebook
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Brian Disbot Looking to increase traffic to your business? Well, Summer is over and school is back in session meaning a gargantuan amount of opportunity to appeal to a massive audience for your business through social networking websites. While Twitter and Google+ present great opportunities for reaching your customers directly, Facebook is still king when it [...]
Read moreShould I blog on Facebook?
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Jacqueline Sinex For best SEO practices, build your blog content directly on your own website first. Then use Facebook and other tools to promote the blog articles you write. You can include a link to the unique post, with a short description and image if you like. This drives traffic to your website with links and social [...]
Read moreJust Because You Can Doesn’t Mean You Should
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Jacqueline Sinex I think if I tried hard enough I could probably build my own house. A house, but not a very good house. Probably a building, maybe with 4 walls, but probably in danger of falling down and made of foil and Lincoln Logs. Knowing the importance of good shelter for my family, I will refrain [...]
Read moreMaking the Multi-Address Checkout Link Pretty on the Magento Cart Page
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Jacqueline Sinex In a default Magento setup with a basic theme, Magento includes an option to “Checkout with Multiple Addresses”. This is styled as a plain-Jane blue link (no offense, Jane). Especially if you turn off One-page checkout (and only want to use multi-checkout), this link remains bland and unnoticeable. No more bright orange Checkout button. Styling [...]
Read moreWEBii Shares Advice in Video Interview
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Ally Hugg We recently welcomed a special guest to the WEBii office – who wanted to learn about the importance of custom web design and maintaining a professional website. Doug Keating, of Structural Environments came by to conduct a video interview with Jacqueline Sinex, Project Manager here at WEBii.
Read moreBeware of Twitter Emails
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Jacqueline Sinex You open your Inbox and bob excitedly in your seat – you have new messages in your Twitter account! But wait – do not click on that link. Yes, this is yet another disappointing scam email. It’s not really from Twitter. It’s not really a nice message about how amazing your tweets are. It’s someone [...]
Read moreGoogle Launches Instant Preview
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Ally Hugg The Google Instant Preview feature is the next step in search engine evolution.
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