Looking through WordPress core and examples, it’s easy to think WordPress doesn’t support using classes. Do a search for something like “how do I add custom post types” and you’ll find snippets with instructions like “copy…
What is GDPR and why does it matter? It’s almost time for the latest shakeup in the web industry — the GDPR deadline. What the heck is GDPR? And why does it matter for your WordPress…
The word “e-commerce” gets thrown around a lot like it’s a product you just pull off the shelf and start using, but in our experience, it’s far from the case. We’ve done a number of different…
Well, not quite a car per say, but for us it more or less replaces one! We recently got this awesome ride from our friends at Xtracycle and have been absolutely loving it. Not only does…
“SEO” is about content. We tell clients this all the time — although I’m not sure they always believe it. So let’s look at some anecdotal evidence — a couple case studies. Exhibit 1 First from…
For those of you with a WordPress site, here’s a quick video tip on working with links in the backend and explaining a couple small improvements recently added to WordPress. Level: novice.
Forget about losing weight or learning a new skill for your New Year’s resolution. Well, maybe not forget about those, but we’ve got a New Year’s resolution that’s perfect for your website — plan out your…
Getting people to your site: Five questions to ask yourself We’ve written before: SEO starts with content — and you could almost say it ends with content, too. Not quite, but almost. So, as you start…
This past Saturday the entire Figoli Quinn & Associates crew headed up to Lewis & Clark College in Portland, OR to learn and share all things WordPress at the Wordcamp PDX 2017 conference. Not only did…
What should be on your homepage? Keep it simple, keep it focused, keep it brief and above all be helpful. Sure, the design and content of your homepage depends a lot on what you do and the…