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Boxes & Baggage: How to Move Your Site to a New Host

Boxes & Baggage: How to Move Your Site to a New Host

customer service, hosting

We all dread moving a web site from one host to another. Even those of us who do this for a living find the task stressful. If you’ve discovered that it’s time to break up with your hosting company, the number of things you need to do to get from one...
It’s Not You; It’s Them: How to Break Up With Your Hosting Company

It’s Not You; It’s Them: How to Break Up With Your Hosting Company

hosting

Remember when you first got that email confirming that you’d purchased space to host your web site? It was so good back then. You could remember all your passwords. After you and your host company got to know each other, you knew your way around that control...
Should You Build Your Web Site Yourself?

Should You Build Your Web Site Yourself?

CMS, customer service, design, functionality, hosting, maintenance, mobile, open-source, security, upgrade

As a firm which focuses on very small businesses and cash-strapped nonprofits, our biggest competition is not some fancy soup-to-nuts internet consulting firm, but our clients themselves. Often the choice they make is between hiring us and doing it on their own. It...
The Elephant in Your Web Site: Cost

The Elephant in Your Web Site: Cost

CMS, content, customer service, design, functionality, hosting, mobile, open-source, responsive, security, SEO, stock photography

The brilliant Jen Kramer wrote in one of her early books on developing web sites, a chapter entitled, “I Want a Web Site and I Want It Blue; How Much Will That Cost?” Everyone who has ever charged someone to build a web site understands immediately why...
You’ve Got to Be KIDDING ME: How to Handle Mistakes in Your Web Project

You’ve Got to Be KIDDING ME: How to Handle Mistakes in Your Web Project

content, customer service, design, functionality, hosting, links

In every single web site project I’ve ever done for a client, something has gone at least a little bit wrong. Sometimes I am the culprit, and sometimes my client is the culprit, and sometimes neither of us is at fault, but a hosting company or a vendor has...
4 Dull Things You Need When Your Web Site Launches

4 Dull Things You Need When Your Web Site Launches

CMS, customer service, design, functionality, hosting, maintenance, open-source, responsive, security, upgrade

Hooray! Your new web site launches on Friday! After months of work and several checks written to your developer, designer, and copywriter, it’s finally going to be visible to the whole world! You’re probably going to email all your clients and prospects,...
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