by Katie Conroy | Aug 4, 2020 | John MacKenzie's Blog
Today's Wise Technology Solutions In this day and age, small businesses need to be exceptionally flexible, efficient, and diverse in order to succeed. And since most small businesses aren’t working with the budgets that larger companies have, this requires constant...
by johnmacarts | Jun 11, 2018 | John MacKenzie's Blog
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about drop shipping lately. Advantage: You Don’t Stock Products and you don’t have to deal with shipping. Drop shipping is a fulfillment method whereby the store doesn’t stock the product it sells. Instead,...
by johnmacarts | Feb 16, 2017 | John MacKenzie's Blog
Responsive Design As I’ve said in a prior post, contemporary websites should be responsive on all devices. That means that the mobile user should have an experience that allows them to navigate and see all the information they need without having to resize or...
by johnmacarts | Jan 7, 2017 | John MacKenzie's Blog
I’m often asked, “Why he should hire a designer when I can build it with (insert your choice here – Wix, Weebley…).” While you can build it yourself, you can also learn how to sing Opera, play the tuba and build your own boat. Do you...
by johnmacarts | Dec 24, 2016 | John MacKenzie's Blog
Local Search Engine Optimization SEO What is Local SEO? In short, Local SEO is the process of optimizing your website for local search engine listings. Just a few years ago, everyone typing the same search into Google or Bing would get the exact same result....
by johnmacarts | Sep 17, 2016 | John MacKenzie's Blog
[twocol_one] Infographic from websitesetup.org Back in January I wrote a piece on WordPress.com VS. WordPress.org. Peggy Morgan sent me this excellent infographic that illustrates the differences between websites built with WordPress.com and the software that is...
