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Want a New Website? Read This First.
Getting a New Website Is a Lot Like Buying a New Car So, you want a new website!?! I’m thrilled for you! Honestly, I am. It’s a great venture that can lead to exceptional growth in your business. I hope that after you read this, you consider contacting uglymugmarketing.com about the prospect and logistics of having...
7 Lessons You Should Steal From Neil Patel and QuickSprout.com
In case you didn’t know… Neil Patel is “Kind of a Big Deal.” No seriously, Neil is really a big deal, and if you follow his advice he’ll help you become a big deal. I live in Central Louisiana, which is like living in the dark ages when it comes to technology. So when I founded...
Secrets To Getting People To Read and Follow Your Blog – Interview with Mark Shead
Getting more traffic to your website can be a challenge. Sure, there are some shortcuts, secrets if you will, to getting more traffic, but traffic for traffic’s sake won’t do you any good. Your goal should be to build a loyal following. To lead a tribe, as Seth Godin would say. Someone who has managed...
5 Questions To Improve Your Website
Over the past 6 months, we’ve designed, coded, and implemented over 500 webpages. And we have reviewed well over 10,000 pages during this same 6-month period. And if I’m completely honest, MOST PEOPLE’S WEBSITES ARE MISSING THE BOAT! It’s not that the websites we review are horrible, or completely out in left field… they are...
13 Questions To Ask Before Hiring a Web Designer
Having a website built, or an existing website redesigned, can (and should) be a very enjoyable process, but you need to be prepared. The key to a smooth process is being clearly informed about exactly what you’re getting, and exactly what your total investment will be. The following questions will help ensure you don’t get...
5 Critical Questions for Website Success
Do you expect more from your website? Here’s a quick website assessment to help you analyze how well your website is helping grow your business. View an enlarged version of this infographic here. Click here to download a .pdf version of the infographic.
13 Questions to Ask BEFORE You Hire a Web Designer
Having a website built, or an existing website redesigned, can (and should) be a very enjoyable process, but you need to be prepared. The key to a smooth process is being clearly informed about exactly what you’re getting, and exactly what your total investment will be. View an enlarged version of this infographic here. Click...
6 Rules You Can Steal From Seth Godin’s Blog
As an entrepreneur, you should pay attention to what Seth Godin says. He’s the bestselling author of thirteen business books (most focus on marketing). His advice is practical, provocative, and WILL make a difference in your business. If you’re looking to improve the impact of your website, you should listen to what Seth has to...
3 Elements of Successful Website Design
As kids, we were the ones who wore mismatching socks….on purpose. We were loners. The ones who watched to see which way the “cool crowd” was going – then we marched the opposite direction. And honestly, we haven’t changed one bit… While all the website design “gurus” are busy arguing over building HTML sites vs....
Before Having a Website Built, You Must…
Want a website? Or maybe your website isn’t working too well for you? Here are a few strategies that will help you make the most of your website. How will we use our website to benefit our company? It’s important to understand that your website is a tool, not a “winning lottery ticket.” Just because...
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Aaron Slayter, Jr.
CEO of Slayter Companies
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