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Weekly Links Roundup – Mobile Design, Plugins, Web Fonts, HTTPS

The top website and marketing links of the week. It’s common for clients to make assumptions about mobile design (users never scroll; I have to cut back on content for phones). But many of them just aren’t true! Learn about mobile design myths and how to go beyond them to provide a truly useful and…

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Weekly Links Roundup – Security, Let’s Encrypt, Competitor Analysis, Selling

The top website and marketing links of the week. Looking to improve security on your site – WordPress or otherwise? This post (not for the tech-averse!) is an overview of 5 technologies you should consider, including Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates. Warning: this is a tech-heavy post and assumes you have advanced knowledge relating to your…

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Weekly Links Roundup – Site Traffic, HTTPS, WordPress Plugins

The top website and marketing links for this week. Are you one of those business owners who gets a big happy rush when you see your site traffic increasing? And feel deflated when things are in a downturn? This post is for you! Learn 10 ways to get out of an SEO traffic slump. One…

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Friday Link Wrapup – HTTPS, Color in Web Design, Branding

The top website and marketing links for this week. If you still haven’t made the switch to a mobile-friendly website, get ready – Chrome is going to start notifying users of sites that don’t use HTTPS for pages with password or credit card form fields that the site they’re on is not secure in January…

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Friday Link Wrapup – Psychology, HTTPS, Redirects, Creepy vs. Cool

The top website and marketing links for this week. How to use psychology to trigger the behaviors you want in your site visitors. Making the move from http to https? It’s a good idea, as Google gives a little boost to these more-secure sites. But be warned that when you make the switch you’ll more…

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Friday Link Wrapup – Google Search Console, SSL, Email, To-do Lists

The top website and marketing links for this week. I always set up Google Search Console (formerly Google Webmaster Tools) account for project clients; here’s a basic guide to understanding what it does and how to benefit from it. This is a great post (not too confusing) explaining some of the issues and misconceptions around SSL certificates…