Nearly 60% of Internet users view websites on phones. Does your website pass the mobile phone test?

The final piece in our Common Website Mistakes series covers not having clear calls to action and not claiming your free Google My Business listing.

The practice of using a single page to list products and services has become outdated by website standards. However, we frequently see this practice on many sites we review.

We also notice that many companies don't adequately differentiate themselves from their competition. With websites being such an important element of organizations' marketing programs, they provide the perfect place to promote and differentiate.

Unfortunately, many business owners don't use their websites to proudly display their credentials and they don't have an on-going maintenance plan.

After auditing multiple websites across various industries we see many of the same mistakes.

Two common ones are having walls of text and not including a contact form.

We’ve audited many websites over the years. During that time, we’ve seen many companies make the same mistakes.

Today we'll look at two of the most common ones we see: not having a mobile-friendly website and not keeping the website up to date.

WordPress began as a humble website blogging tool but evolved into one of the most popular website development platforms and Content Management Systems (CMS) on the market.

The ability to create a website with little to no programming knowledge quickly made WordPress popular. This was especially true among amateur website enthusiasts and marketing agencies with little to no website development experience.

You’ve decided it’s time for a new website. You've narrowed down your choices to a short list of web development vendors to call. Unfortunately, you’re not sure what questions to ask. Don’t worry, here are 5 questions to get the conversation started.

Many people's first instinct when marketing in a flat economy is to cut the marketing budget. However, this is the exact time you should remind existing customers and potential new customers of your products and services.