A Simple Way to Test the Quality of Your Website
Learn a simple way that any business owner can test their website for build quality, including performance, best practices, accessibility, and SEO.
What do web agencies use for the H1 on their home page?
A bit of a research project to find out what web agencies are using for the H1 of their homepage… Pretty interesting!
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This question saved my ????
I picked up a really killer sales question from the book “How to Become a Rainmaker” a while back, and after months of it kicking around in my head I finally remembered to use it this week on two different …
The Truth About Accessibility Overlays (with Colleen Gratzer).
Building accessible websites is becoming more and more important in our industry — and something that could actually make you a more attractive option for prospects. A simple embed to solve all your accessibility concerns is a tempting solution — …
My Tech Stack for Block-Based Websites
A list of the tools I’m using to develop lightning-fast block-based websites.
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Education over sales
I’ve never felt very confident when it came time to “sell” anything. There are endless videos, webinars, podcasts, and trainings on the topic of selling, but 9 times out of 10, the tactics taught feel unnatural or even just a …
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Chance favors the prepared mind
We spend a lot of time strategizing and planning to get to where we want to be — and that’s a good thing to do. But the longer I’m in business (and honestly, in regular life too) the more I …
It Gets Easier, Right?
On this episode of The Admin Bar podcast, Matt and I discuss how it feels like the more we learn, the harder things get — wondering if it ever gets easier?
Trial, Error, and Lifestyle with Kyle Van Deusen FTH: 087
As always, I had a fantastic time chatting with the one and only Kim Doyal on her podcast!
Building a Legally Compliant Website
No matter where your business is located, privacy, and accessibility laws affect your website. Find out why, and what you can do to achieve compliance.
