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Christina Steiner

When Do You Need a New Website?

When Do You Need a New Website?

No website is relevant or eye-catching forever. Just ask anyone who designed websites in the 90s. But even if your website isn’t plagued by painfully bright colors or tacky geometric designs, you may still be behind the curve when it comes to attracting customers. ...

How to Write Compelling Web Content

How to Write Compelling Web Content

Your website’s content might be informative, SEO-optimized, and up to date. But is it compelling? Does it draw readers in and encourage them to explore your website further? If it’s time to upgrade your website content to draw in more readers and potential customers,...

The Importance of an FAQ Page for Your Website

The Importance of an FAQ Page for Your Website

Most company websites have an FAQ page or a comparable one to address common customer questions. Their purpose may seem obvious--they’re designed to save your time and your customers’ time by providing answers preemptively. But there’s more to an FAQ page than simply...

How to Get More Twitter Followers

How to Get More Twitter Followers

Businesses have been taking advantage of social media for years as these massive communication websites took over the internet. These sites allow business owners and corporations to connect to their customers on a more personal level, greatly boosting their online...

How to Write an Attention-Grabbing Headline

How to Write an Attention-Grabbing Headline

Despite conventional wisdom, we tend to judge books by their cover. Similarly, your online audience will likely judge your blog article based solely on its headline. An attention-grabbing headline will generate more clicks and reach a wider audience. On the other...

Running a Content Audit on Your Website

Running a Content Audit on Your Website

In the past, Google’s SEO algorithm paid the most attention to who had the most content on a particular topic--whoever had the loudest voice, in a sense. Creators who could crank out massive amounts of marginally useful content were favored because Google assumed they...