It stinks when you realize the new blog post or page you posted three days ago is a mess. How did you miss that mistake? Don’t kick yourself. Before you publish any new piece of content, go down this checklist to determine if your content is ready.
“My site is broken” is one of the worst phrases in the universe. Horrible for you, Ms. Client, because you’re faced with frazzled technology you’re unable to fix yourself. It stinks for web developers too because it’s normally not enough information to allow them to help you promptly.
No b.s., we work with some pretty awesome people and businesses. Ever wonder what we think makes a great client? I’ll give it to you straight, in no particular order.
With great internet knowledge, comes great internet responsibility. A hyper-awareness of how I use the internet for marketing makes me do some weird things.
Psst! These are my secrets. (Marketing-related secrets, at least.) Can I hear some of yours?
There are few things quite as frustrating as wanting to upload an image to your site and being unable to do so. While Digett is always here to help our clients, sometimes, you just want to fix things yourself.
If your web development team has ever made a change to the files that comprise your live website, they may have asked you to “clear your cache” afterwards.
Digett.com sees a lot of traffic from visitors who find us via any set of common keywords and phrases, things like “san antonio web design” or “san antonio internet marketing.”
Sometimes, though, Google Analytics reveals that visitors have arrived at our site using some pretty obscure search terms. Inspired by...
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