On average, we receive around 121 emails every single day. That adds up to more than 44,000 each year. With those kinds of numbers involved, it’s not hard to calculate generally the amount of dedicated attention each email gets: not much. There’s even a term for it: “email fatigue.” Like other aspects of life in
SEO is essential for one huge, very important reason (as well as a host of other, slightly smaller ones): it can make your content findable. Findability, in turn, creates a world of difference to the success of any website or content. Google and other search engines have the goal of providing their users with the
As consumers we see so many logos each day some stick with us, some don’t. Your logo should be an instant reminder of your company or product. For Jones & Jones Advertising our logo design service represents the challenge of incorporating everything our clients’ company stands for into one single graphic. In a time where we have start-ups popping
When was the last time you did a Google search for something? If the answer is “two minutes ago, when I typed ‘can blogging help with SEO’ into the search window,” then congratulations to both of us, because yes, it can. The short answer to the question (apart from “yes, it can”) is that, regardless
The difference between HTTP and HTTPS is only one letter, but this letter can have a dramatic impact on your site’s performance. Let’s learn about HTTPS and what it means to a small company. What Is HTTPS? HTTPS indicates information that you send between your web browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox…) and the web server
Content Management System (CMS) – With over 40% of the world’s websites being created with WordPress including the New York Post, TED, Thought Catalog, HTC, FourSquare, SoundCloud, USA Today, CNN, Fortune.com, Spotify, TechCrunch, NBC, and more. We find it easy to support our client’s marketing goals. Other benefits of WordPress are you’re not stuck with
Branding is more than simply slapping your logo on letterhead and business card. Although there are loads of definitions, we believe, a brand is a promise. And guess what? You don’t even own it. It resides in the minds of your clients, prospects, suppliers and other business associates. It’s their expectations of doing business with
Website visitors aren’t that different from customers’ that visit a store. Visitors peek at each new page, skim some of the content, and click on the first link that is of interest or slightly resembles the information they’re looking for. In most cases, large parts of the page don’t even get look at. Most website visitors search for something useful and clickable; as
