Rosen & Perry sent us a list of clients to obtain reviews from – we had fallen way behind the competition. Initially, we set up Birdeye, but it didn’t come across as professional enough for a high-profile law firm. Instead, we created a Mailchimp account and set up a basic template that resembles an email …
HubSpot Pop-up & Slide-in Forms
Office Furniture Warehouse had two separate offers they wanted placed on the site. One offer was for an Office Redesign around Covid and the other was a Home Office Design. HubSpot has “Pop-up Forms” that allow us to showcase these offers in a few different ways without overwhelming users on the site. These are provided …
Screaming Frog Modes
Screaming Frog is becoming our most powerful SEO tool, especially for site launches and audits. It returns page metadata, errors, and more. Screaming Frog has three different modes. Each serve a different purpose. Spider = Crawls the site just like a search engine spider. You input a URL and it runs through links it finds …
Why Stripe over PayPal for Payment Processing
AGX reached out to us to handle a few changes / projects for their website. The main request was to build and implement a page with a payment form. AGX had no payment processer in place, but had mentioned PayPal due to their concern with security. Gravity Forms has several integration with PayPal products, so …
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Process – SEO Spot Check on Website Launch
Post-launch, I have a process in place to check a few key SEO items on new sites. Domain Redirects = Check to make sure www. and non-www. versions of site are redirecting to the correct place. Same with the http and https. Screaming Frog = Full site scan to look for the following issues… 4xx …
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