by Roy Davis | Content Engine |
Whether you are in the early stages of your website or you have published a few already, you may find that your services, interests, and other information tends to occupy different categories. What should you do? You really have two main choices that can really...
by Roy Davis | Branding |
Social proof has been a deciding factor in making purchases for decades. If you run a small business and it can be rated (hint: that's virtually anyone), you should embrace review management to get ahead of the curve. You can ask for reviews to be more proactive in...
by Roy Davis | Content Engine |
During your quest to build out your website, there's a page that's important but is usually overlooked. That would be the About page. Websites either don't have them or worse, have bad ones that don't even scratch the surface of what their website is about. In this...
by Roy Davis | Email Marketing |
Email marketing is something that internet marketers say is critical and in most cases it is. If you don’t have a list or don’t have a plan, then you’ll be paying a lot of money for access to a SaaS account that is doing you no good. Join me for a quick beginner guide...
by Roy Davis | Analytics |
In this post we'll go over some basic online business stats for beginners and wrap up with a mention to 2 other stats mid to advanced business care about. Basic Online Business Stats Let’s say you had a product or service you’re ready to sell and you decide to market...
by Roy Davis | Content Engine |
Previously I wrote about how to collect and organize your content. This post will be something that I will build out based on ideas and what I experiment with. I present to you, the beginning stages of this post on what to write about. Make a point to sit down to...
Hi, I'm Roy, a content creator here on Website Jolt. I'm an IT person by trade, but originally started out being obsessed with websites and web development since the mid-90s. I taught myself HTML, CSS, JS, MySQL, and PHP. I dabbled in ASP, CF, Flash, and WYSIWYGs like Frontpage and Dreamweaver back in the day as well. Although I don't code as often anymore, I'm still obsessed with creating killer websites and the digital marketing that goes with them. Stick around to see what I know, fun projects, and new stuff I'm learning about websites. 