Tag: Content
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How to Bring People Back to Your Website
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If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed with content generation, and you’re not sure where to begin when it comes to consistently putting content into the world, this is where you need to be. By following this step-by-step process, you’ll be writing one creative piece, and be able to repurpose that one piece into 4-5 different…
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Three Things to Do With Your Website When It Launches
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Congratulations on your brand new website! Whether you built it yourself or had an agency help you out, you’ve put in a lot of time and effort to create an amazing online presence. Your website is now live, and you’ve even launched a rebrand with a fresh logo and color scheme. It’s an exciting moment,…
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The Key to a Successful Webpage
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Staring at a blank page on your website can be intimidating, especially if you’re not sure where to start. You’ve selected a title for your page and maybe even a hero image, but what comes next? When it comes to designing a webpage, it’s easy to get caught up in the aesthetics, but the key…
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Your website needs a strong foundation: the Sitemap
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A sitemap is a strong foundation of a new website, or the restructuring of a current one. Without it, it’s like writing a book without a plot, characters, or title. Just as a writer wouldn’t start a new novel without an outline of how the story will unfold, don’t try to build (or revamp) your…
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Content-First Design Methodology
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There are a lot of websites out there that look fantastic – there’s no question about that. With so many options, how do companies take a potential customer from “I’m just looking around” to “This company understands me – and I want to buy.” The difference between having a simple “brochure website” and one that…
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Why Curated Content Matters
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Content is king because it makes you click. Yes, it is a marketing cliche: content is king. Clicks measure the digital conversation between producers and consumers. And content drives clicks. From click-bait headlines and listicles to white papers and investigative journalism, the web is always hungry for more. More to read. More to watch. More…