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We do this, but cannot accept any new clients until July. May I suggest Elisha Doss? https://www.alignable.com/anke...
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We do this, but cannot accept any new clients until July. May I suggest Elisha Doss? https://www.alignable.com/anke...
A WordPress.com site is free. Create a landing page to collect NAP info for leads.
Use Mail chimp as your email Autoresponder. $10/mo for up to 500 email addresses.
write a couple of emails to introduce yourself and what you do. Include before & after photos of your jobs. Get some testimonials...
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A WordPress.com site is free. Create a landing page to collect NAP info for leads.
Use Mail chimp as your email Autoresponder. $10/mo for up to 500 email addresses.
write a couple of emails to introduce yourself and what you do. Include before & after photos of your jobs. Get some testimonials from happy customers. Make a short video explaining why they should choose you. Put links to your social media accounts in your signature.
Focus on this tactic, then as soon as you can, have a proper website made... one that you own and can control completely.
Good luck Conrad. Hope this helped a little.
We do. Please send your current site's URL (Yantalo.org?) and a description of what the goal of the website is. Also, include what you like and don't like about your current site. Are you on a deadline?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
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We do. Please send your current site's URL (Yantalo.org?) and a description of what the goal of the website is. Also, include what you like and don't like about your current site. Are you on a deadline?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Will - Rock Solid Blogs
Follow Me On Twitter
Hi Victoria, I've used Google Voice for many years and have zero problems with it. I can recommend it.
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Hi Victoria, I've used Google Voice for many years and have zero problems with it. I can recommend it.
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Hi Ryan, I agree with the others that it's a good idea to submit your site to the big search engines.
I would add that whoever builds your site should be sure to include a sitemap to make it easier for the bots to crawl your site.
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Hi Ryan, I agree with the others that it's a good idea to submit your site to the big search engines.
I would add that whoever builds your site should be sure to include a sitemap to make it easier for the bots to crawl your site.
Nothing, WordPress, HTML, Joomla, Drupal, is immune to security risks. The key is to know the techniques to minimize the danger. Once you know the most common vulnerabilities, you're halfway done.
31% of the top million websites use WordPress for a reason. It's a complete CMS.
HTML loads...
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Nothing, WordPress, HTML, Joomla, Drupal, is immune to security risks. The key is to know the techniques to minimize the danger. Once you know the most common vulnerabilities, you're halfway done.
31% of the top million websites use WordPress for a reason. It's a complete CMS.
HTML loads faster, but you can make a static page from a WordPress page, so that's not an issue any longer.
So, in a nutshell, WordPress is far from dead. It can be made as secure as other websites. And with the extensive plugin repository, a WP site can be created for any kind of client.
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I understand your site is a work in progress. With that in mind, here are a few observations...
*Simplify everything. Show only the essentials. Cut about 50% of the text. Make it tighter.
*Only one call to action per page... you can have three Call to Action links, buttons, linked images, etc.,...
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I understand your site is a work in progress. With that in mind, here are a few observations...
*Simplify everything. Show only the essentials. Cut about 50% of the text. Make it tighter.
*Only one call to action per page... you can have three Call to Action links, buttons, linked images, etc., but only one action you want your user to complete.
Be sure ALL images are optimized for size. Also be sure your ALT tags are completed.
*It must be clearly obvious the steps a user needs to take to finish their journey on the website.
Hope this helps.