Feeling a Little Intimidated? Social Media Tips

By Bigfork Web Development | January 15, 2013

In the beginning of the social media boom, I found Facebook and Twitter extremely intimidating.  I’ve always known I can be a little shy, but I love sharing.  I think most of it, was that I had a hard time putting thoughts and information together...

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The Power of SEO

By Bigfork Web Development | August 13, 2012

SEO is an abbreviation of Search Engine Optimization.  This is the process of structuring a web page so that it is found effectively and indexed by search engines. Why is SEO so powerful? Think of your website as a physical store or restaurant with wonderful...

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Your Website Is For Your Clients: Part 3 – Content Basics

By Dani McKean | November 23, 2010

This post is the final post in our 3-part series discussing the importance of focusing your website on your clients. This article will touch on some content basics for two very different types of website genres: an alternative music band website and a company that...

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Your Website Is For Your Clients: Part 1 – Layout Basics

By Dani McKean | November 17, 2010

A website is a representation of your company. Because you want your company to be represented well, it is natural to get caught up in personal taste and content preferences in the web design process. Of course you want to have a website that you...

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Writing & Formatting Web Content

By Dani McKean | October 21, 2009

Writing for the web is different than writing for print. Web users are in a hurry and prefer to scan pages and digest smaller amounts of information. Here are 10 best practices for writing and formatting content for the web: Use Upside-Down Pyramid Style Just...

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