One of the annoying things we’re seeing more and more of these days are sites allowing the copying of PDFs from the original publisher and placing them on their server as part of some sort of “library”. All they are trying to do is benefit from search engine traffic to their site for somebody else’s […]
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Goodbye, PicoSearch
Earlier this year we found out that PicoSearch, a subscription website search service, was ending service after 17 years. It’s been a good search engine to plug into a site for years, but Google and others have conquered this service niche. They stop service as of June 30, 2014. We have a few clients still today that use PicoSearch. So what to use next?
READ MORE »Online Training With Your CMS
For almost all of our clients there comes a time when they need some training on how to update their site content, whether it be in WordPress or in Wild Apricot or another content management system. With Wild Apricot they may also need some training in how to manage their member data, events, emails, etc. […]
READ MORE »Comparing Analytics Reports, Year to Year by Time Period (such as month)
You can compare data from one time period (let’s just say January 2014) with another time period using Google Analytics – most easily, by either the very previous similar time period, or the same time period a year before (say, January 2013).
READ MORE »The Dated News Item On the Front Page
So, here is one of our pet peeves which is both a design management and content management issue for associations and other organizations: The dated (as in old) news post on the front page.
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