People are always asking, “Why the high prices?” The majority of the time, potential clients have received price quotes from other web developers that, for the most part, are well over their budget.

How do I get more people to visit my website? That is the number one question I get from my clients. So, I decided to put together a top 10 list that will work for both businesses and non-profit organizations.

Every successful entrepreneur eventually comes to the point where they have to quit their day job to focus on their own business. Before you decide to take that big leap, make sure that you take steps to prepare yourself for your journey ahead.

Should your business have a website, even if your business is small and sells products or services you don’t think can be sold online? Yes, if you have a business, you should have a website. Period. No question. Without a doubt.

Does your church website or organization need of a quality design website with a variety of features? Are you working with a limited budget?

The world of social media provides a unique opportunity for business owners to connect with their clients and potential customers like never before. Too often, however, businesses take the first step of setting up social media accounts, but do not take any further action to manage these accounts effectively.

I struggled to come up with a topic for my second blog.  I searched throughout the internet looking for an interesting topic, but could not find one that I could make personal to my audience.  So, I stepped back from Mr. Computer and asked myself,  “If I am just hanging out with my friends talking about business success, what would I talk about?”

You need repeat customers to have a successful long-term creative business.

Repeat customers are the easiest customers. Think about it, they know your product or service.

Winning online customers starts with being easy to find on the web. Search engine optimization (SEO) can help make sure that customers find your business when they search for words or phrases, also known as keywords, which relate to your business, industry, products and services.

Websites flourish or flop for many different reasons. But two things that the best, most successful sites have in common are simple design and intuitive navigation. Don’t make the mistake of thinking that simplicity comes easy.