Your content management system (CMS) is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your business’ website. We know the world of the CMSes and the different capabilities they come with can be kiiind of confusing, though.
Design is constantly changing, and our tools are getting more advanced. AI is quietly changing how we design, from making rough drafts to improving how users interact with our work.
There’s been a growing number of copyright infringement notices and cases. We think it’s AI-based — the tools are getting smarter and smarter, and, therefore, better at detecting the use of an image. It’s important to know that, legally, if you want to publish, reproduce, copy, or share the work of someone else, you need to gain the correct permissions or licences.
Branding is much, much more than a logo and a tagline. It’s how your audience connects, identifies, and engages with you. We’re taking a look at what creates a brand, why it matters, and how you can create a successful brand.
When potential customers land on your website, they’re ticking off a checklist as they go… They want to know why you’re the best, that you’re trustworthy, and that you’re someone they’ll like dealing with.
It’s your website that needs to tick these boxes by answering your visitors’ questions and reasoning with their objections as they navigate through your website.
That’s where your website basics come in.
Writing an ad campaign, landing page or even a website homepage — whatever the platform, a compelling offer or reason to take action is a critical part of the equation. An offer that gets a prospect to enter their email address or just dig deeper into your website can be the difference between a campaign that flops or one that kicks goals.
You’ve probably heard phrases like “content is king” and “engagement is important”, but it’s one thing to know that you have to do a thing, and another to actually do it.
So, how do you write engaging website copy? We’ll help you, friend.
In an ideal world, every business should be redesigning their website every two to three years. Obviously, we know this isn’t that realistic, especially for typical small service-based businesses.
Our story with AAMC starts back in 2021, when we launched a brand new website before kicking off a brand new SEO campaign. Today? AAMC ranks in the top positions for nearly all of its keywords.