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The web design process can be fraught with disappointment: you invest time, money, and great effort without any guarantee of the results you long for. Perhaps you hoped for a tidal wave of visitors and were left with only a handful of people visiting your site on a daily basis.

While a failed web project can leave you feeling hopeless, there are changes you can make to get on the right track. While you may need to adjust your SEO or marketing strategy, it's essential that you consider adjusting your site's design, an often neglected component that drives online success. Website design mistakes can certainly sabotage your marketing efforts, so to avoid this, we've covered a few common web design mistakes and how to avoid them. Ready to get started?

Besides supplying convenience, websites establish company credibility and brand trust. With the explosive growth of online marketing and digital content consumption, it has become crucial for companies to go beyond  a functioning website,  to have an effective eye-popping masterpiece.

Some businesses may require unique functionality for their website. It may be to support a product or service, generate sales leads, provide information for investors, media or press, and increase brand awareness and more. A good web development firm will be able to guide you on specific measures that can be implemented within the design to help achieve those goals. This post covers a few common reasons why businesses decide to redesign or upgrade their website.

We all know a good web site when we see it, but what exactly makes a website's design "bad?" This post explores a few common web design mistakes to gain a better understanding of what to look for when seeking to create an excellent user-centered website. Designing a new website can be a complex process-- typically there are many ways to approach problems.

What's the most challenging aspect of leveraging digital marketing strategies for your business? The constant changes. Unlike other sectors, digital marketers are subject to unexpected updates and industry shifts-- at any time. Worst of all, if you're not quick enough to adapt, your business and livelihood could be at risk-- it's essential that you remain vigilant.

And, it's not just Google that online marketers need to worry about, but also the latest gadget innovations.

 Finally, it's done! After weeks (maybe even months) of frustration and friendly bickering with a designer, you're ready to launch your company's crowning jewel, a stunning new website.

After all the sweat, tears, and countless cups of coffee, it may be difficult to know where to turn next after your website launches; however, doing nothing  is the best way to spit upon all the hours of hard work that went into developing the site.

We want your website and business to succeed, and we understand the desire to want everyone to view your big accomplishment. If you're wondering, "what should I do after my website launches?", fear not.

This post discusses five crucial tasks to complete after you've launched your new website.

So, you've been working diligently on your blog: you put the necessary thought and effort into your blog name, your site title and tagline, and you've even picked a few images to add emotional value to your posts. You take the time to read and re-read your drafts to make sure they address your customer's concerns. But, how do you make sure your blog titles stand out in a saturated market?

Crafting interesting post titles is one sure-fire way to grab a reader's attention and attract followers and visits. So, here's a few tips to keep in mind as you write your next set of blog title ideas for an upcoming campaign.

Legions of people from all walks of life are spending more time on social media, as the line between the news feed and daily life becomes increasingly blurred. This is good news for businesses with hopes of improving engagement with potential customers. After all, increasing social media engagement directly improves the chances of your content showing up in people’s news feeds. So, how exactly does one work to increase Facebook engagement without sounding like a desperate car salesman trying to meet quota? Let’s start by ensuring that you’re not doing anything the could jeopardize your engagement; unfortunately, there are many mistakes that could do just that.

This post provides a brief overview of five common but damaging social media mistakes that inevitably hurt engagement.