Articles in the Site Building Category
Headline, Site Building »
Let me introduce myself…I’m Christina Lemmey and I recently took over the reigns of Working WAHM from Val.
I’ve been a Virtual Assistant for nearly 4 years and met Val through some online networking. When she mentioned that she wanted to sell this site, I jumped at the chance to buy it because I can still relate to being the “new kid on the block,” the mom who desperately wanted to work from home but didn’t truly believe it was possible.
Yes, it IS possible to work from home but you have …
General Biz, Site Building »
Starting a website or blog can be intimidating. At times, it can seem as though the World Wide Web is truly just that – a web to maneuver through and make sense out of. When you are first starting out there is just so much to learn. Break down some of the basics and learn a little at a time. Work on focusing on how much you are learning, NOT how much there is still to learn. Just as in every other aspect of life, you will always …
Blog, Site Building »
Basic web maintenance isn’t something a lot of online entrepreneurs think about. In fact it can be quite a mundane task for most. However, it is important to keep your website ticking over smoothly.
Here are a few reasons why maintaining your website is important:
# Attracting the search engines – Search engines are important to the livelihood of your online business, but they don’t like “dead” websites. Websites which have been left static without updates or fresh content are a no-no in the online world. Another thing search engines don’t like …
Quick Tips, Site Building »
Site should reflect you.
Ultimately, if you do everything right, but your site is just like every other well-made site, you still may not be able to make money off it. Your site needs to have something unique that reflects who you are and what you can provide and honestly why they should go to your site instead of others.
Quick Tips, Site Building »
Be readable.
Not only do you need a font that’s readable and colors that don’t hurt the eyes, but it’s also extremely beneficial to have correct spelling and grammar. Customers aren’t likely to stick around if they think you’re lazy or don’t know what you’re talking about. Verdana and Tahoma are two common fonts that are very easy to read.


