Quite often we get clients that heard from someone about a search engine technique to get higher rankings. I wanted to take a moment today to explain a few of these most popular theories and explain why they are almost always completely false. In some cases they do nothing at all, but in others it can not only drop you down on a search result, but can get your site removed from the index all together.
It’s time to change the way we think about maintaining websites. As most often is the case, a client will call on us every few years and say “We need a new website”. This often becomes an expensive and massive undertaking even on a small website because almost every aspect of the site is now outdated. Instead of making minor changes to the site we end up having to throw everything out and start over.
By encouraging this behavior of ‘the four year silence’ as I call it, I don’t feel we are giving our clients the service they deserve or should expect from us. I feel that to truly maintain a website we, as a company, should meet with clients every two or three months and here are some reasons why. Read the rest of this entry »
We hope you all had a safe and happy 4th of July Weekend and got to spend time with those people important to you.
This week we will have some things to show you by way of a blog post or two, we’re continuing our redesign of Aquaponics Journal and we have a couple of side projects and behind the scenes things to do around here. Read the rest of this entry »
Even though most of the world is focused on the World Cup, we too were blowing our vuvuzelas hoping for a US win, there was an influx of Social Media news and articles that we wanted to share with you this week.
As for us, we will be working on the new website for Aquaponics Journal , changing some layout elements of our site and working on our own blog posts. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for all the latest Giantseed Creative news. Read the rest of this entry »
On our services page we have a brief outline of our email marketing system, but we thought we’d show you just how easy it is.
Follow along with the screen shots below. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s been a slow news week with everyone’s attention on the NBA Playoffs, E3, and the wildfires in Arizona. Here are a few of the other articles that made it into our news feed. Read the rest of this entry »
Welcome to what we read, a weekly list of articles from around the web that we feel are important, educational, or interesting. Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve often heard people ask, “What can my business do with Facebook?” There is any number of great things to do with the social network, and today I’m going to cover 3 of the easiest and most effective ways. Read the rest of this entry »
J.A.M.M. Sound is a mobile DJ service for weddings, school dances, graduation parties or any event requiring musical entertainment. Jamm Sound serves all of Northeast Wisconsin and part of upper Michigan. Read the rest of this entry »
Grace Lutheran Church has been a landmark of downtown Green Bay for over 100 years. On December 18, 1908, 19 men and women gathered in a small, drafty, weather-beaten, wooden church on the corner of Madison and Moravian Streets and with the assistance of Reverend Paul F. Hein, the Executive Officer for the Home Mission Board of the Joint Synod of Ohio and Other States, drafted a temporary constitution to create Grace Lutheran Church.
Today the church still stands where it had been founded, in 1915. Grace is involved with many outreach programs within the community and through the ELCA. Read the rest of this entry »