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As a website owner you’re probably constantly focused on SEO: optimizing your content improving page load speeds with your hosting provider and ranking for specific search terms. But what if you notice that your SEO traffic keeps declining? As is currently the case with AI. However there’s another traffic source from Google and that’s Google Discover! While traditional Google searches are “proactive” (a user enters a query) Google Discover is “predictive.” Google provides mobile users

That time of year is fast approaching again: vacation season! For many startups and companies the summer months are a bit quieter; vacations are planned and trunks are packed. But don’t forget to set up an out-of-office message in your email so you don’t lose potential new business contacts. Or so that one particular customer doesn’t get frustrated right away. Let’s take a look at how you can set up an out-of-office message exactly the way you want it—either through our webmail or directly

A common phenomenon in the world of websites and the internet is the “Coming Soon” page. This is a placeholder page that visitors see when your website isn’t quite ready to be launched to the public. But is a “Coming Soon” page a good idea? And should you set one up while you’re still working on launching your website your business or your startup? In this blog post let’s take a look at the pros and cons and what you should keep in mind. Pros In most cases it’s advisable to use

Do you currently have a website built on an outdated system or are you hitting the limits of a “free” website builder (like Wix or Weebly)? Then switching to WordPress is a smart move. With WordPress you’re choosing complete freedom thousands of free themes and the best foundation for your search engine optimization (SEO). But moving a website isn’t something you can just do on the fly; in almost every case it requires the necessary time and preparation to ensure everything goes smoothly.

Prevent 404 errors from ruining your SEO score and user experience. Nothing is more frustrating for a visitor than clicking on a promising link and then landing on a page that says “404 – Page Not Found.” Even though a single broken link may seem harmless an accumulation of “broken links” can seriously damage your reputation and your ranking in search results. In this blog we explain why these errors occur what effects they have and—most importantly—how to fix them. What is a 404