Helping you understand your website

Animal and pet websites are a great opportunity to provide information without printing handouts.
Within any industry, there are many genres of websites. In all cases, to be competitive, regular content updates are critical to being found in the search engines.
A photography website should communicate clearly what types of photography are offered.
Whether to sell through Amazon.com or through their website or both is a big decision for authors. Publishers have ever changing authors and books to feature.
Your business processes, such as inventory management and shipping, will affect how you set up an e-commerce site.
The people who need your services may not understand how your services work. Your website is a great place to tell the whole story.
Conferences, speakers and training businesses require a website with many moving parts.

A bad manager once told me, "Perception is everything." This was a man who lied a lot ... at someone else's expense to benefit himself....

Many of my clients have had multiple sites, and have had to decide whether or not to combine the two sites into one. There is no one answer.

Let's look at all the little issues with the 8 boxes under the banner. These are what Kahuna calls "Feature Boxes."

3 times, a check of Google Search Console helped me figure out that a site was hacked.

The reason developers write themes is because they want something different than WordPress out-of-the-box.

When a site has too many images, the images cause confusion, instead of being helpful.

How to "work smarter, not harder" lies in controlling the work flow. It is also an important software issue.

So, what steps would I take to rebuild my own WordPress website?

You got what you wanted. They filled out your form. But, you may have gotten something you don't know about ... an uncomfortable viewer.

They aren't the same. Their jobs have subtle differences. One-size-fits-all works, but...

There is a lot to love about the Wordpress Kahuna theme. But,...

A bad manager once told me, "Perception is everything." This was a...

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