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HTML5 is here, and while it’s not yet perfect nor is it universal to websites at this point, it’s only going to become more important as time goes by. If you’re only beginning to learn about what it can do for your site, you’ll absolutely want this information.

HTML5 is unlike anything that has come before it. It was built while things were evolving into today’s technology, so inside you’ll find tags and codes that were designed to help your SEO campaign.

Don’t worry. HTML5 is pretty close to HTML4, so you’re not going to get slammed with a lot of new terminology or big new concepts. HTML5 came from web improvements, so it pretty clearly defines the parts of a website

Any business savvy person knows that if you want your business to succeed, you need to have a website. But just as with everything else, eventually your website will be considered outdated, and at some point, it won’t even function as well as it should. But here's the question – do you revamp your old website and fix it, or do you get a new website?

The problem is that many people don’t think of their website as part of the first impressions equation. They often believe that a site is not important when it comes to their business. They couldn’t be more wrong. In reality, a website is now the calling card for any business. When a customer is interested in purchasing something from you, they don’t turn to their friends and family for advice, they look to the internet. A search engine will then lead them to your website and, if your website doesn't make a positive first impression, you can bet they’ll find another site that does.

Any time we have a sit-down with potential clients, we make one thing clear: our passion.

If you look at our work, our client testimonials, our activities, you’ll see the passion. It’s blindingly clear. You won’t have to look hard.

It’s a type of passion that can’t be created. It just is. There are no classes or online courses to teach true passion. It naturally exists within us all. All you have to do is tap into it.

It's unwise to pay too much. But it's worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money, that is all.

When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought to do...