If you are online in any capacity, chances are you’ve at least heard of WordPress. It’s a development language that is used to create websites and blogs. It’s open source, and it’s generally affordable. But just like everything, it has its pros and cons.

It’s that time again. Time for your next blog entry to go live. Problem is, it hasn’t been written yet. What should you do when you need to produce an informative, relevant piece of work but for the life of you, you can’t pick a topic?

Blogs have been around for over 20 years, and if anything they’ve become more popular. There are personal blogs, small-business blogs, big-business blogs, video blogs (vlogs), educational blogs...the list goes on and on. But one thing is for sure...if you have the means to maintain a blog, it can’t hurt.

Whether you’ve had your website for decades or you are starting from scratch, there are a few elements or features that every website really needs to have.

You just launched a nice, shiny, new website. The process of getting there was undoubtedly a fair amount of work and now you can’t wait to reap the benefits of your fresh online presence.

We get a lot of questions about Facebook. Almost everyone uses it, but many small to mid-sized companies seem unsure of how to take advantage of its extraordinary reach. We hope this helps.