Use Testimonials
Testimonial pages are usually the 2nd or 3rd page viewers go to on your website. Be sure you have a Testimonial Page...
9 SEO Strategies for your WordPress Site or Blog in 2019
Important SEO Strategies for WordPress Websites or Blogs in 2019 WordPress is the industry leader when it comes to content management systems. In fact, at last check, 29% of all websites are built using WordPress (the next closest competitor, Joomla, stands at [...]
Why Quality Content is Important for SEO
Writing Quality Posts for SEO For a while now, SEO has been one of the biggest buzzwords in the marketing world. But in truth, SEO is more than just a buzzword: it really works. Despite SEO’s ubiquity, for some business [...]
3 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Blog
Great Advice from Experts at CodeinWP 1. Use internal linking to help Google (and people) navigate your site Internal links are especially important when you’re starting a blog. They’re simply links from one page on your site to another page [...]
Use Images!
4 Reasons Why Content Needs Amazing Images, Videos & Visuals Life is about attraction. Humans are visual beings. We’re attracted to beauty. When eye-catching visuals captivate us, we use that focus to get a better idea of what a message [...]
Teen Blogging Class
FREE Blogging Class for Teens with Sara Ohara Creating your own Blog takes seconds and is free! Join other teens for free classes October 14 and October 21 at 3:30 p.m. at the Mission Branch Library (3861-B Mission Ave) on [...]
What’s the Ideal Blog Post Length for SEO?
It’s commonly wondered, searched, and debated by anyone who works with website content and copy: What’s the ideal blog post length for SEO? The answer isn’t as simple as a number of words. There are many variables that can and [...]
Blogging Class in San Diego
WordPress Blogging Class in San Diego May 25th - 1:00 - 3:00 This class meets once a week for 3 weeks. $45 is the total cost for all classes. There are only 15 students to a class allowing for lots [...]
Go WordPress!
WordPress has over 60 percent share among websites that run a CMS! Squarespace and Wix, both of which advertise heavily to small business, have 0.9 and 0.5 percent share among CMS-users respectively.