I'm interested. Are you reading this on a mobile device? A smart phone or a tablet? If so, let me know. I know from analytics that a very large percentage of my traffic is on mobile, I'll bet yours is too. Generally speaking when I come to a site that is not mobile responsive, I don't pinch and …
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Does Google really care about Mobile Responsive Websites?
So your website is not Mobile Responsive but you think it doesn't really matter, eh? You can pinch and pull and zoom and it works just fine, right? Here's an email I got from Google for a website I built for a client quite a few years ago. Remember: It's not this site, it's an old client …
Is your website Mobile Responsive?
In Real Estate? The image below should speak for itself. More people searched for homes last June than the June before it. 36% more! That's the good news! The bad news, is that they did it all on mobile. Is your website Mobile Responsive? John isn't a relative of mine, but he is Google's …
Mobile Responsive just became a bunch more important
Google had a post on their blog simply titled "Promoting modern websites for modern devices in Google search results" I know you missed it. I didn't. I watch for things like this. Here's what you missed Starting today, we will indicate to searchers when our algorithms detect pages that may …
What is and do I need Mobile Responsive Web Design?
Mobile responsive design? There are two kinds of sites you'll see on your phone. One where it loads the whole site and you have to pinch and expand to see or click most anything and the kind where it the layout is perfect and there is no pinch, grab or zooming. That kind of site is what is called …
Mobile Responsive Themes
Here's a few mobile responsive themes I like. All are built on Genesis, all are mobile responsive (they adapt to the size of your screen). Click on each to open a new tab in your browser. Remember, we're looking at a theme's features. We can easily change colors, images, text and fonts. Poke …
Setting Up in the new IDXBroker Dashboard
For better purposes the title should really be "How to setup Showcase Widgets and Saved Searches in the new IDXBroker Dashboard" As this post and video are going to focus on just 2 things... Creating new Showcase Widgets, andCreating new Saved Searches (they call them "saved …
Don’t justify an image
Yes I'm going to do a video to show you something about an image and why you should never justify an image. Of course what we're talking about here is putting an image to the right or the left side of a block of text and having that text 'wrap' around the image. In this I'm going to assume 1 …
350 Words
All to often I'm asked the simple question. How many words should I write? I guess I buried the lede with the title on that one, eh? Well, actually I didn't. Because 350 words isn't always correct. If you want a quotable snippet, Your post should be the minimal amount of words …
There’s a storm coming
First, let me preface this and that I officially don't like bringing up negative things. I'd much rather focus on the positive - but when everything is rolling along fine you just don't pay attention. I get it. I do the same thing. But there's something coming, and coming very soon, that is going …
Would a new theme help my SEO?
A client of mine asked if changing the theme on their website would give them better SEO. Everyone wants to rank better in Google, right? I know. I buried the lead with the header image but maybe the more important part is the WHY. I discuss that in the podcast and down …
Blogging Better: What to do after you hit “Publish”
Congratulations! You just wrote your first blog post! I know it took you just over 3 hours to write a measly 350 words but believe me, it'll get easier - I promise! Now that it's published, here's a few thoughts on what to do next, (and I've also included a special offer at the end just …