How to Set up Mailgun for WordPress to Send Website Emails

January 23, 2020

Are your legit website emails getting caught in spam filters? That’s no bueno. Read on to learn why we let Mailgun for WordPress take care of things for us.... Read more about how to set up Mailgun for WordPress »

The Geeks’ Must-Reads from 2019

December 12, 2019

By Rebecca Gilmore

We know it’s tough to keep up with the latest in web development, so we’ve pulled together the must-reads from our 2019 monthly newsletters into one handy-dandy blog post.... Read more about the Geeks’ must-reads from 2019 »

Google Search Console Errors – True or False?

July 5, 2019

By Rebecca Gilmore

There’s been a spike of Google Search Console errors showing up for site admins everywhere. How do you know which ones to fix—and which ones to ignore? We’ve got the 411 on the new GSC errors.... Read more about Google Search Console errors »

How to Delight Your Customers with Custom Experiences

May 2, 2019

By Ayelet Golz

We’ve been working hard to infuse more delight into our clients’ lives, and it’s made us as happy as a monkey about his tail. Read on for some CX inspiration.... Read more about customer experience »

6 Things You Should Include in Your Annual Website Budget

February 6, 2019

By Rebecca Gilmore

A strong, annual website budget will keep your site purring like a kitten. Here are 6 things to keep in mind as you crunch those numbers. (Cat gifs included.)... Read more about planning your annual website budget »

TEN7 Interview with CodeGeek CEO Ron Zasadzinski

November 29, 2018

By Rebecca Gilmore

CodeGeek CEO Ron Zasadzinski was featured in the TEN7 podcast, and we couldn’t be more tickled pink to reach for our headphones.... Read more about Ron’s interview with TEN7 »

Gutenberg – Embracing the New WordPress Editor

November 1, 2018

By Rebecca Gilmore

Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor, is here—and we’ve got a plan. As Die Hard’s John McClane might say, “Welcome to the block party, pals.”... Read more about Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor »

Multi-Device Testing Using Firefox and Chrome

August 15, 2018

By Megan Jonas

Multi-device testing is a must for responsive websites. Fortunately, Firefox and Chrome offer free developer tools for testing your website before it goes live.... Read more about multi-device testing in Firefox and Chrome »

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GDPR – 4 Steps To Get You Started

June 21, 2018

By Megan Jonas

GDPR is here. Whether you’re a business titan or a freelancer, we are all responsible for the data we collect. Here are 4 steps you should take posthaste.... Read more about GDPR »

Gutenberg: WordPress Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes!

May 7, 2018

By Rebecca Gilmore

A significant change is coming to every WordPress website on the planet, and its name is Gutenberg. Here’s what our clients need to know.... Read more about Gutenberg »

CodeGeek: Crafting the Responsive Web

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How to Set up Mailgun for WordPress to Send Website Emails

The Geeks’ Must-Reads from 2019

Google Search Console Errors – True or False?

How to Delight Your Customers with Custom Experiences

6 Things You Should Include in Your Annual Website Budget

TEN7 Interview with CodeGeek CEO Ron Zasadzinski

Gutenberg – Embracing the New WordPress Editor

Multi-Device Testing Using Firefox and Chrome

GDPR – 4 Steps To Get You Started

Gutenberg: WordPress Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes!