Many small businesses today feel they aren’t vulnerable to hackers. After all, it’s easy to look the other way and reason that no one would want to bother to hack my website. The feeling is that there is nothing there that anyone would want access to so why bother?
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Dave is a developer for Yellow Frog Media where he works on websites for small to medium sized businesses. In the past he has served as a blogger, teacher, software developer and project manager. He resides in Arlington, Texas with his wife Charlotte and their four-legged child. (A Jack Russell Terrier mix named Eddie).
As of April 21st, 2015 Google is going to heavily favor mobile-friendly sites in search results. No one knows for sure, but it’s estimated that over fifty percent of search is conducted on a mobile device. Even more important is that most of the people searching on smartphones are ready to take action on the results provided on their smartphone.
One of the most challenging tasks in building a website for a customer can be getting content. It is the item that sometimes holds up the entire process. Admittedly, getting content written can be a painstaking process if you are unwilling to hire someone to do the task.
