01 MAY
As a small business in 2021, you need to have a good website. A website that is well designed, user friendly, and search engine optimized will help you attract new customers and build your brand. There’s no doubt that you need to establish your online presence. But, with so many other costs to consider, you […]
17 JUL
Advantages of S3 & CloudFront The Cost of a Slow Website We’ve all come across websites that load so painfully slow that our patience wears thin and we end up hitting the back button. It’s bad for us because we couldn’t get to the content we were expecting; it’s bad for the business owner because […]
21 JUN
Your local search visibility as a business owner is extremely important. People today rely heavily on Google for everything, and that includes researching products and services in their area. That means you need to optimize your Google business listing as efficiently as possible if you want to compete with other business owners in your area. “Optimization” is […]
12 DEC
In this tutorial, we will learn how to modify Divi’s shop module product listings. Although Divi provides a great amount of control for all of its modules, sometimes the provided options just aren’t enough for a particular use case. Why WooCommerce & Divi? Before we get started, let’s do a quick introduction to WooCommerce and the Divi […]
12 OCT
I may be dating myself here, but how many of you remember Knight Rider? Michael talking to Kitt, his black Trans Am via his 1983 version of an Apple Watch? It was sci-fi then, but today, we call that voice search, and it’s becoming an everyday part of our daily lives. In this post, we […]
02 OCT
Fact: 46% of all Google searches are local. So the burning question remains:Does SEO really matter for local business in 2019? After all, things change quickly in SEO best practices and the myriad of ways to optimize your online presence. But going by that metric alone, if your small business is not optimized for local organic searches, […]
25 SEP
Originally posted in 2014 on absoluteweb.solutions A Recap In part 1 of this post, I went through the process I used to install Python 2.7 and Django 1.7 on a Linux Red Hat RHEL 6.6 box. We left off at the point where a Django app was running on the built-in Django server in development […]
25 SEP
Originally posted in 2014 on absoluteweb.solutions The Situation This past weekend, I have done something I haven’t done in a while, and while initially dreading it, it turned out to be a very good experience. The task? Installing the most recent verision of Django on a Linux Red Hat Rhel 6.6 server. I know, what’s […]
