Let’s face it: everything needs maintenance, and you haven’t touched your website since you changed the copyright notice last year. Sure, you give your car gas, oil changes, insurance, new tires…and maybe a new roof rack or fancy headlights. But enough about you. My goal is to make sure you maintain your website. Here’s why.
Our new website launches with Responsive Web Design. Google Plus has arrived! ( to business users). Google likes SEO. And bonus: the new Google Reader goes under the knife.
As you may have noticed in our web design philosophy, a rocking website doesn’t have to be expensive. But, it certainly shouldn’t be cheap. So how much is an inexpensive website? Since I built this one on a shoe-string budget, I’ll shoot off a quick post while it’s fresh in my mind. If all the [...]
Teaming up with Pivot Point Communications and DCeventjunkie, Infamia developed the website for the inaugural 2011 DC Wine Week.
Google’s new “high-quality sites algorithm” values website quality in search engine rankings. The “Panda” release rewards good overall website design and content strategy.
Readers, for whatever reason, often read the postscript, often even before reading the main body…and even often to the exclusion of the main body. Why? I don’t know, but I’m guessing P.S. has a couple of magnetic features. The trick is to use the the lessons from the postscript in the body of the message [...]
Working with the compressed timeline and day-to-day energy of Citi Open Tennis tournament was an exciting challenge for us.
URL length can get out of hand when you’re trying to Tweet and add a comment in just 140 characters. To solve the URL length problem, URL shortening services (such as bit.ly and goo.gl and t.co) have popped up.
The downside of the most popular URL shorteners is that the links aren’t memorable, and aren’t generally tied to a certain website, blogger, or brand.Are you missing an additional branding opportunity by using bit.ly and not your personal shortened URL (think http://pep.si).
SEO is no longer (primarily) about keyword placement and directory listings. Instead it’s classic public relations – getting your site linked, promoted, and mentioned. If anyone tries to “guarantee” you a number-one listing, be skeptical. Very skeptical. Here are the three things you need to know about SEO.
Your domain name is your most valuable online asset. It is also the most oft-forgotten part of your online identity. Here are a few tips to help you protect your online identity by maintaining long-term control of your domain name.
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