by emilyaa | Emily's Advice, Website Development, Website Tips & Tricks
Have you ever reviewed your website to make sure that it doesn’t have any broken links? An example of a broken link is if a user clicks on a button on your website and they are redirected to an error page instead of where the link was meant to send them. This may not... 
by emilyaa | Emily's Advice, Site Security, Website Development, Website Tips & Tricks
How to get started when you’d like a small business website up and running. It’s time my friend! You’ve been meaning to take the leap for a while but haven’t quite known where to start when it comes to creating a website. Well, I’m here to help nudge you into the... 
by emilyaa | Brand Identity, Emily's Advice, Website Design, Website Development
The Importance of a Website for Small Businesses It’s hard to dispute these days that it is crucial to have a website in order to run a high functioning business. There are few exceptions and no way around it; even the lemonade stand on the front drive has moved... 
by emilyaa | Brand Identity, Emily's Advice, Website Design, Website Tips & Tricks
If you’re after an amazing website that attracts the crowds, there’s no doubt that great images are a vital ingredient in the mix. These days, visual components can be within the highest-ranking content on search engines, such as Google, that you will use for your... 
by emilyaa | Brand Identity, Emily's Advice, Website Design, Website Tips & Tricks
Let’s start at the beginning when creating written website content When approaching a new website for your small business it’s possible to overlook the amount of content that’s needed to make it the powerful marketing tool you’d like it to be. On realising... 
by emilyaa | Brand Identity, Emily's Advice, Website Design, Website Tips & Tricks
When you know it’s time for an upgrade Maybe you’ve had a website for a while and these days it looks a bit dated or not as sharp as you’d like. Or perhaps you’ve had it done recently, and you know it needs some visual tweaking but you can’t put your finger on...