How to Choose a Content Management System Considering SEO

Managing a website from the backend can be stressful. Here, we'll walk you through how to evaluated and choose the best CMS.

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City & State Lookup with a Zip Code using Google’s Geocoding API

Decrease form fatigue by using Google's location API to lookup a City and State from a ZIP code.

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SEO Basics

Four foundational steps toward better search engine visibility.

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If email marketing isn’t part of your marketing strategy, you’re losing out! Plus, 5 things you need to get started with email marketing.

Email marketing yields a very high return on investment. According to research conducted by Experian, for every $1 spent, $44.25 is the average return on email marketing investment. Unlike other forms of advertising and marketing, it’s easy to see just how effective email campaigns are. You can see which subscribers opened your email, if and where […]

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How to (Properly) Save Images for the Web

Saving images for the web can be a confusing topic, so here we present our philosophy for saving images for use on the web. When you break it down it comes down to three simple steps. 1) Pick the right format2) Pick the proper pixel dimensions3) Use a lossless optimizer 1. Picking the right format […]

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How to Buy a Domain Name

It is my unwavering opinion that everyone should try to buy their own name dot com. I have crisnoble.com. My wife (girlfriend at the time) decided to take on my last name because angelanoble.com was available but angelajones.com was taken. Most people do not realize how easy and cheap it is to buy a domain [1]. I tell my […]

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Quantified Anything: Turning Google Sheets into a Backend Database

The Google Docs suite is great, it offers real-time collaboration and near-feature parity with Microsoft Office (except maybe PowerPoint). One of my favorite things to do is track things, and a Google Sheets (think Excel) is perfect for the task. The question that no one is asking but I am going to answer is… “Can […]

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Hosting Your Domain Name With Pancake.io

I’m on a quest to find the simplest, cheapest way to get the content you create to show up on a browser that’s pointed to a domain name that you own. Right now the easiest front-runner is Pancake.io. It’s free, and it uses Dropbox, which is also free. In a nutshell, it lets you create content […]

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