It is a new year and time to reevaluate your website. YellowWebMonkey Web Design has created a new maintenance plan for your website...kind of like your car, only this one keeps your website up to date and can help you reach more potential customers.
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Does Your Website Need an Oil Change in 2011?
Posted by Jill Britt
on Monday, 10 January 2011
in YellowWebMonkey Happenings
Jill Britt
Jill is originally from WV where she received a B.S. in Business Administration
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YellowWebMonkey Introduces LittleWebMonkey Sites
Posted by Jill Britt
on Tuesday, 30 November 2010
in YellowWebMonkey Happenings
Jill Britt
Jill is originally from WV where she received a B.S. in Business Administration
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YellowWebMonkey Web Design has just turned one year old. We would love to take the time to celebrate, but quite frankly we are too busy building websites. As a team we have taken some time to reflect over the past year and assess what we have learned about starting a business. We understand how important it is for a small business to have a professional web presence to reach their customers. We also recognize the challenge for small startup companies with limited capital in today's economy.
The Bug Doctor is In...the GGA Bug Doctor, That Is!
Posted by Jill Britt
on Friday, 05 November 2010
in New Website Releases
Jill Britt
Jill is originally from WV where she received a B.S. in Business Administration
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YellowWebMonkey Web Design team launched a new website for Waco based GGA Pest Control services in October. Fred Huffman, owner, brings more than 20 years of experience to his local business as well as an MS in Entomology from Texas A& M and a PhD from the University of Arkansas....hence The Bug Doctor! GGA's new, easy to navigate website will make it easy to see just what they have to offer
This site includes:
- Easy to use interface, making it easy to navigate
- Testimonial Database
- Integrated Social Media making it easy to follow GGA on Facebook and Twitter
- RSS feed offering updates on what is new at GGA
- Extensive Pest Image Gallery
- Video
Vist this new site: http://www.ggapest.com
Mike Staas Services is Plumb Cool
Posted by Jill Britt
on Thursday, 30 September 2010
in New Website Releases
Jill Britt
Jill is originally from WV where she received a B.S. in Business Administration
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Mike Staas Services is "plumb cool" and now they have a "cool" new website to match. The company offers commercial and residential plumbing and HVAC services in the central Texas area. The website includes information on the services Mike Staas offers and reflects the image of a trusted family owned business.
Weird Ways to Improve Traffic to Your Website
Posted by Alexis M. Marks
on Saturday, 09 January 2010
in SEO
Alexis M. Marks
Alexis moved to Waco in 2008 after completing five years in the United States Ar
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Just about every website owner wants to get more traffic to their site. You might hire a SEO company to “optimize” your site or you might spend money on advertising, whether its pay-per-click (PPC) or other mediums. Like many others, I routinely look at my Google Analytics to see how these things affect my traffic, hoping for that upward trend line that lets me feel like my website is doing something for my business (umm, especially since my business is web design).
A little while back I saw this huge spike in traffic. From one day to the next, my traffic went up 500% and sustained at that level for two weeks. What was it that brought all these glorious new people to the land of YellowWebMonkey Web Design? It was a CraigsList ad I had posted, looking to hire some part-time data entry help to finish a backlog of projects.
That peak got me thinking, “what are some other EASY and FREE ways to get more traffic to my site?” Doing some more research, here is what I came up with:
