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Great Not-For-Profit
El Pomar is a leader in Colorado grant-making and needed a site that reflected their contributions and position in the state.
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Face Lift
Colorado Dermatology Institute's site got a lift...
and a little SEO tuck. The results were dramatic!
Relaxing at the top of
the Search Engines
Colorado Springs Hot Tubs is a newbie to the market, but are already far exceeding customer expectations and sales goals.
“We looked for an innovative and nimble web development company that combined artistry and technical expertise and that could showcase the kind of Dermatology experience we were trying to build. ”
of Colorado Dermatology Institute
I've been writing blog posts on and off since 2009, and it's been a fascinating experience. I've watched as I've seen how blogging is an acquired skill; one I've become better at over the past year or so. I've learned how to pick better blog post titles than when I first started, and I've learned how to chop complicated ideas into (I hope) fairly concise posts that summarize an issue or concept quickly and in a simple manner. And I've watched as the traffic on the websites I blog on have jumped with organic search traffic because of it.
Read MoreEarlier this week, I gave a talk at a Business Growth Summit that I titled "Beyond SEO: What to do with Your Website Visitors." It was a really fun event and I had more people attend my session than I expected, which was great. I shared a lot of information during the presentation, and had a videographer record the entire talk, but that won't be ready for a few days. So in the meantime, I wanted to post here a checklist that I shared with the audience at the talk: a checklist to help you make sure your website doesn't suck.
Read MoreI recently watched a video called "Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview," which has some never-before-seen footage of an interview with Steve Jobs from 1995. I must say, I have watched dozens, or maybe hundreds of hours of Steve Jobs' talks, keynote presentations, interviews, and more, and I think this one stands out among many as what may be the most valuable.
It's interesting for a few reasons. For one, it was recorded after he had left Apple, when he was the CEO of NeXT Computer and Pixar. It's also interesting because of the predictions he makes way back in 1995 that were absolutely right on the money, particularly regarding the Internet.
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