Blog Posts: Opinions and Recommendations

Ez Blog

ezBlogPaul Aydelott
Getting someone to light on your website is a lot like baiting flies with honey. We use colors that fit the emotions and interests of people you want to bring into your website. The wrong colors are l...

ezBlogPaul Aydelott
While previous steps depended largely on listening to your client, asking the right questions, and discovering what the client doesn’t always know he needs, it’s time now to synthesize—put it together...

ezBlogPaul Aydelott
Before jumping on a server or your own workstation, take the time to create a plan. Don't get hung up on creating a plan document. Creating a plan is about planning, not writing. Know what you are goi...

ezBlogPaul Aydelott
In part 1 of Thinking Things Through, I described some of the methodologies I’ve used for software development. When I Google “website development methods,” what I see from multiple companies are vari...

ezBlogPaul Aydelott
There are no shortcuts to thinking things through. There are tools and methods that can greatly help people think. I've discussed some of the ways of systems analysis that I've learned over the years ...

ezBlogPaul Aydelott
Local government websites are among the worst. Why? Govtech.com says, “Though government websites have become one of the chief ways of communication, their upkeep is rarely a priority for any one pers...
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Guest Blog

Guest BlogRenee June
Chances are, the first thing you do when you want to try a new product is to search for the best options on the internet. From there, search engines like Google or Bing will give a list of results spe...

Guest BlogMorgan Elliott
Stop for a second and think about what the workplaces looked like only a decade ago. Then, compare them to what they look like today. Do you notice the tremendous changes the work concept has undergon...

Guest BlogRenee June
In discussing how to build your website for growth in the past, we conveyed that your business’s website should always contribute to your marketing efforts. Whether you run a small clothin...

Guest BlogPaul Aydelott
The rapid growth of remote work opportunities for solopreneurs and gig workers has reduced, if not eliminated, the need for many workers to be tied down to living in an area near their job. If you lik...

Guest BlogMarcus Lansky
If you run an inventory-based business, few things are more important than managing your inventory! Whether you’re working with cycle inventory, raw materials, unfinished products, finished products, ...

Guest BlogMarcus Lansky
When it comes to working from home, few things can sap your productivity quite like working on the couch. The TV is right there, and those soft, soft cushions call out to you; before you know it, you’...
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