Typically, every brand needs just one website. But what happens when there are multiple brands within a company or business objectives that require the need to have multiple websites? A multi-site platform is used when a company needs a single, centralized platform to manage many websites.

Historically, membership was the foundation of professional societies and trade organizations. Before the dawn of the internet, associations were key in bringing together like minded individuals in similar fields to share common interests, purposes, and knowledge.

When it comes to Web hosting, there are few guarantees. However, a strong redundancy structure can help a company combat many of the risk factors that come with hosting its website year round.

Writing social posts can seem easy at first. Post new products. Post a few news articles. Post an office birthday. But then, as likes slow to a crawl and engagement stays pegged near zero, a sense of dread may seep in.

To recap part one of “must do’s” for an ecommerce site, first and foremost having a website that embodies your audience through styling is an absolute necessity and should clearly call attention to where you want the user to click first.

With more and more purchasers seeking different payment options (PayPal had more than 192 million active registered accounts worldwide in the second quarter of 2016), it’s important to integrate the best and most popular payment options as soon as possible.

We are proud to announce that this year we have four sites in the running for Sitecore’s People’s Choice Awards, part of Sitecore’s Experience Awards!

This year we once again had the honor of hosting for big name clients at this important time, and successfully kept our clients sites live and running fast to allow them to get the traffic they deserved.

If you’re reading this, the headline did its job. If not, well, you’re missing out on a few quick tips for headlines that inform, convert, and enlighten. If you’re struggling with low open rates, high bounce rates, and middling conversions, the issue may not be your website, but the content, but its contents.

Are your sales slow? Are you getting the results you anticipated with PPC? Do you have someone who optimizes your PPC ad budget daily?