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Welcome to my stretched Bulma navigation tutorial. For those of you that don’t know. Bulma is an incredibly easy to use free and open-source CSS Framework built on the latest CSS flexbox features. Bulma comes with many components, such as a navigation bar and elements like tooltips and buttons which can be customised to suit your needs. Furthermore, it is modular, allowing you to use as many or little features that you require.
In these days of short attention spans, people no longer have time to read. Online audiences are looking for interactivity and dynamic elements (such as videos and images) to make them feel engaged while they are surfing a website. Using a slideshow on the homepage, with stunning imagery related to your company, and making it interactive is always a great idea if you want to leave a lasting first impression on a website visitor. It makes them more likely to spend time on your website and get to know your business better. This way you can make sure they read your most important content, and eventually buy your products, or check out your services.
WordPress is the most accessible way for marketers to begin their quest for starting their soon-to-be-famous brand. However, we also know that WordPress works best with plugins even if the platform itself is highly customizable. Automation tools such as Omnisend have been a great help for marketers to navigate around the platform and use the available tools to the fullest. But, that’s not all that WordPress can offer, right?
Every website owner or business knows that getting to the top of Google search is no easy feat. Do you know how long it actually takes to rank in Google? There are many factors to consider, such as website authority and competition, which means there is no one-size-fits-all answer.
Whatever industry you’re in, for your business to thrive in today’s climate, technology and all the opportunities that come with it shouldn’t be ignored. It’s become an intrinsic part of everyday life and vital in running a business. There’s so much technology available that it can be difficult knowing what to invest your time and money in. Here are some of the ways in which technology can support the growth of your business.
Sorry I haven’t had posted much this year. 2019 hasn’t been the easiest year so far. Having had persistent viral infections over a 12 week period at the start of the year. I decided to do a redesign of my blog then part way through my dad lost his battle after suffering a major stroke in 2018. As my new design is now live I will dedicate this post to him.
As a business owner, you should never allow yourself to rest on your laurels. You should always be prepared to change, improve, and step things up a notch with regards to your organisation and its day-to-day processes. Quite simply, you should forever be looking for ways to take your company to the next level.
Here are a few things that you can do to do just that:
What is WordPress? If you’ve ever looked up blogging, you’ve probably heard of WordPress. In fact, WordPress is probably more popular than you think. A big chunk of the internet is built on it. Their research shows WordPress powers about 39% of all websites. That means nearly a third of the internet runs on WordPress.
In this edition of a trip down memory lane series, we feature the rise of Linux over the last decade. Starting with an unusual introduction to Linux to the distributions I have discovered, used and installed on many computers over the decade. Long live Linux!
How much do you really know about email marketing? Do you have the skills to stay up to speed with this quickly evolving method? If you are of a certain age, you may question whether moving to this purely online style of advertising is the right move to make. One of the most frequently asked questions that business owners receive is whether or not the use of sales leads can really lead to a major increase in profits. The answer is a resounding yes. The use of sales leads is a technique that definitely can put you on the road to a major rise in profitability.