Constant Contact Boosts the SMB Bundle (Again)
This is the latest in our series on SMB website builders. See the whole series here. The SMB bundle continues to grow. Following its mid-September
This is the latest in our series on SMB website builders. See the whole series here. The SMB bundle continues to grow. Following its mid-September
This is part IV in our series on SMB website builders. See the whole series here. As the latest move in the SMB website wars,
The website builder Duda announced this morning a $25 million growth equity round from Susquehanna Growth Equity, bringing its fundraising total to $50 million. Websites
This is part III in our series on SMB website builders. See the whole series here. We’re starting to sense a pattern. Website builders continue
This is part II in our series on SMB website builders. Part III will publish tomorrow and others will follow. See the whole series here.
Data Scout is LSA’s series that curates and draws meaning from third-party data. Running semi-weekly, it adds an analytical layer to the industry data that
The WordPress universe just got a little bigger… again. Following last week’s acquisition of Tumblr WordPress.com owner Automattic has acquired CRM plugin, ZBS. The latter
The WordPress universe just got a little bigger. And the once high-flying micro-publishing darling known as Tumblr has found a home that finally makes sense.
Our first podcast of 2019 features a conversation with Jillian Als and Matt Matergia, two of the key players at Mono Solutions, about the constantly
From smartphones to tablets, mobile devices are increasingly dominating the time consumers spend consuming digital media. And it’s really no surprise – we all know
Websites are key to building a strong digital foundation for small businesses. Yet many still struggle to understand the value of an online presence. According
The Above the Cloud podcast is back this week with a new episode featuring Josh May, co-founder & CEO of POWr, a San Francisco based
The business website has come a long way from its static origins. Even so, it continues to evolve and adapt to the unique needs of
There are still a significant number of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) that don’t have websites, as much as 50% or 60% according to some
Small and local businesses are at risk of falling behind in the race for digital customers. With 32% of the SMBs without a website believing a
In August of 2013 a Yodle survey found that 52% of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) did not have a website. About six months later,
As consumers have embraced smartphones and the mobile internet, SMBs and even enterprises have lagged behind. According to BuzzBoard data, 47.3% of all SMB websites across the US are not mobile ready. Other
How often should a client update their website? Is once every few years enough? These simple questions provide a good start to a larger conversation