Publishing new content on your website is a process that you will go through frequently in most cases. When you publish a new page post or other type of content it's helpful to go through a few steps. In this blog post we'll go through these steps! Checking the spelling and appearance Before you put the new page online you should first check it thoroughly for spelling mistakes and the general appearance of the page. This includes not only checking the text for spelling grammar and typos but also
Making and keeping your content popular can be a challenge. With a broad stroke you can keep writing content and hope that the article or page will become successful again. But this can be an arduous process. If your website has been around for a long time you've probably built up a history of which pages are most successful. In this blog post we'll look at how you can look back at your most popular content and how you can extend this to new content. How can you find out which pages on your website
In today's digital world it's all about sharing valuable content. Whether you're an entrepreneur blogger artist or just a passionate hobbyist sharing relevant and engaging content on your website is essential to attract and retain your target audience. But what kind of content can you actually share? In this blog post we'll give you 10 examples you can use and you can for example publish a new form on your website. Let's dive in! 1. text contentArticles blog posts news - everything you can read
A digital gathering place what you control yourself can be a godsend for your family. After all with a website you always have all the information under your own control. You can also protect it from others and only invite family members to it. Your own family website is also longer-lasting and better for privacy than another public social media channel such as Facebook or other sites. And can thus be used as an intranet for your family. Creating a website for your family can be a valuable step
While the main focus is often on the header and content of a website there is a silent but powerful player at the bottom: the footer. Often the last to be tackled when developing a website the footer plays an important role in creating a complete and user-friendly web experience. Below you will find out why the footer of a website is so important and how you can best use it for your website hosting. What is a footer? The footer of a website is the area at the bottom of every web page that often
Content can take many different forms and as website hosts we see content in all shapes and sizes pass by on our clients' websites. However many bloggers freelancers and other content creators are scared or still have a lot of doubts when publishing their first content. In this blog post we want to look at how to deal with this and what you should bear in mind. Let's go! It doesn't really matter in which way or in which media you want to publish your content the same principles often apply here.
Ads are an important source of revenue for many not only on websites but also on channels such as social media. Whether you run a blog news website or other informative website placing ads can be an effective way to make money and support your business. In this blog post you'll learn how running ads on your website works which parties you can use and what tips you need to get the most out of your ads. How it works. Placing ads on your website can be done in a number of ways but the most common
When it comes to managing and maintaining a website a content management system (CMS) is a valuable tool for you and your colleagues. A CMS makes it easier to create edit and publish content and offers numerous benefits that can improve your team's workflow. Let's take a look at some of the key benefits a CMS offers your colleagues. Easy to use interface One of the main benefits of a CMS is its user-friendly interface. Even employees without a technical background can add or edit text images videos
There are many tools on the Internet that can test your website on many different levels. However only a few of them can actually provide actionable recommendations. In this blog post we want to look at which (free) tests you can run to further improve your website. However you should keep in mind that almost all free tests and reports are obviously aimed at selling you something. But you can often easily see through this and gain useful data from it. For example you can quickly create an email
