Why your reviews disappear on Yelp
Yelp, I have to be honest with you. Nobody likes you. At least that’s a common discussion amongst friends and clients alike. So often, I hear “My Yelp reviews disappeared!” and to many, it feels like a waste to seek them. The reality is YOU don’t like the process, but the online consumer is LOOKING…
Read MoreZoom video conferencing to the rescue
Here in Seattle, we are about to experience the Seattle Squeeze and it’s time to find alternatives to meeting in person. Our beloved Alaskan Way Viaduct has closed forever and for the next few weeks, Seattle is down one major freeway. As a resident of West Seattle, I am wondering what this means for getting…
Read MoreTop 5 things to review on your WordPress website this year
A new year is a great opportunity to take a fresh look at your website. While some of these items are things I’ve recommended in the past, these are still the building blocks creating the foundation for your website, your website performance, and the overall health your website needs to stay healthy. Here are the…
Read MoreMy year in review: 2018
Reviewing my year has become a habit and one I’m glad I started. As I read my post from last year, I can see where I continued to grow and where I stumbled. Overall, 2018 was a great year for WebCami Site Design. After 16 years in business, I feel like I’m just getting started.…
Read MoreWordPress Gutenberg update coming Monday, November 19th – Classic Editor plugin installation recommended
Updated: This update was moved out to Dec. 6th. I’m writing to alert you of big changes coming with the latest version of WordPress – due to update on Monday, November 19th. This version is called Gutenberg and will transform how your dashboard interface works. I am recommending that a plugin called Classic Editor is…
Read MoreWebCami 101: Using Content Snare to send your website content
I have been looking for a way to make it easier for clients to send me content for quite some time. In the last few months, I have signed up for a service called Content Snare. I have been testing with a handful of clients and I’m happy to say the tests have been going…
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