Did you know that your page can have multiple titles depending on where you want them displayed? It’s true… here are four different titles that you can have for a single page in your content management system. Title Tag – the HTML that is displayed in your browser tab and is indexed and displayed in search results. Page Title – the title that you’ve given your page in your content management system to find it
Top 10 Reasons To Build Your Website With WordPress
With a new business, you are all ready to enter the market but there is one thing missing, a website. A business can highlight their brand and quickly show off their values to the customers with the help of an attractive website. Having a great, appealing website is a must these days. But what are the options to build a website? If you are an entrepreneur or you want to build your app first time
The SEO Iceberg: Navigate Hidden Factors Impacting Organic Search
Today, we had a fantastic call with a company where we discussed organic search strategies in depth (pun intended). While a significant percentage of our customer base and associated revenue has come from companies seeking our SEO expertise, we’ve honestly always been skeptical of SEO. It’s not that we don’t recognize the power of organic search – it’s absolutely a core strategy of us to drive authority and leads to our clients. We’ve abandoned trying
What does API stand for? And Other Acronyms: REST, SOAP, XML, JSON, WSDL
When you utilize a browser, your browser makes request from the clients server and the server sends back files that your browser assembles and displays a web page with. But what if you just wanted your server or web page to speak to another server? This would require you to program code to an API. What does API stand for? API is an acronym for Application Programming Interface. An API is a set of routines,
A Comprehensive Preview of HTML 5
I happened across this incredible presentation by M. Jackson Wilkinson on HTML 5 and CSS 3. It’s a comprehensive look at the coming changes to HTML and Cascading Style Sheets. It’s hard to believe that HTML 4 is over 10 years old already! Browser support for HTML 5 will continue to drive more and more applications online. It appears the days of buying and installing software off of media are quickly becoming a thing of
CSS Style for Code on your Blog
A nice post on how to dress up displaying code on your blog or website using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).