Odds are good the cost of web development is more now than it was when you originally had your website built. That makes “How long does a website last?” a super valid question, and one that I hope I can shed some light on.
Missouri Health Professions Consortium (MHPC) needed a website, one that would help them proudly display what they do in way that highlighted their hands-on atmosphere and was easy for people to use. Naturally, we MayeCreaters were excited to work with MHPC to build a website that would successfully portray their brand and story while serving as a useful online tool for their existing students, prospective students, and staff. (Let’s face it though, when aren’t we excited?!)
How many times have you grabbed a scrap of paper to jot down the name of a tool or a product that could make your life easier? I know I’ve done it hundreds of times. I’m always looking to simplify and streamline my life — especially by using technology. Here are 17 online marketing tools that make my life easier, and I think they’ll do the same for you.
Hello! My name is Mallory Donohue, and I’m one of the newest additions to the MayeCreate team. I’ve got a rich (somewhat sordid) past in the online world — but Monica and the team seem to appreciate my unique experience. Hopefully, you’ll find it interesting too!
A good sitemap isn’t one that you have to manually update — it needs to update itself with all the content you add to you site and cue the search engines into all the goodness they’re publishing. Here, I walk you through how to install and submit your sitemap to Google and Bing.
A sitemap can be a lighthouse on a vast sea of search engine algorithms that shines a far-reaching beacon, guiding all who search the Internet for your product or service to their final destination — your website!
Here it is: the good, the really good, and the not-as-good-but-still-noteworthy construction websites of 2019. Go ahead, dive in and swim around in each website until your fingers get all pruney.
Knowing you need a website and knowing what should go on it are very different things. Here, I’ll walk you through some essentials that will help you get the most out of your new website and turn it into a highly functional home base for your online marketing (and recruiting!) efforts.
While using technology in marketing is change, it’s certainly not an eraser. When you're using it the right way, you're not changing your message or erasing a process, you're just adjusting the way you present it to your audience so they can intake it more effectively. That’s the technological sweet spot — take something good but aging and make it better, like chocolate covered bacon.
