A twenty-item checklist to start the year right. Is your website ready for the new year? We pose this question each year because we know how important your website is … Continue reading
Orange You Wild About Color?
🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊 It’s rich and lush and juicy. It’s a color that gets less design love than the likes of blue and green, but it offers a punch that’s unique and … Continue reading
Ho! Ho! Ho!
Happy Holidays from dandelion marketing! Kate and I wish you all the best for the season and look forward to helping make 2020 all it can be for your business. … Continue reading
What’s Your Frog?
Is it your website? It’s time to eat the frog. Some credit Mark Twain with saying, Eat a live frog first thing in the morning and nothing worse will happen … Continue reading
McCorquodale Transfer Redesigns Website
We are excited to announce the launch of the completely overhauled website for Birmingham-based moving company, McCorquodale Transfer. We began working with McCorquodale in 2008 when we updated their website … Continue reading
Why the Dandelion?
I first started talking about Internet Marketing by using the dandelion metaphor back in 2007. At that time, Internet industry buzz centered on Web 2.0 – forgot about that one, … Continue reading
From 2000 to 2020
The Talking Heads said it perfectly (as they tended to do) in their 1981 song “Once in a Lifetime.” You may ask yourself, well, how did I get here? Truer … Continue reading
How To Find Your FTP Login for GoDaddy
When we take over the management of websites for new clients, we always ask for the FTP login, which is necessary to maintain a website. The FTP login allows us … Continue reading
Thank YOU!
We are so thankful for our clients! In this season of gratitude, we want to make sure you know how much we appreciate your business over the years. We love … Continue reading
How To: Setup Email in Outlook
With most web hosting packages you will receive a certain number of email accounts or boxes. Even if you do not have a site yet, you can still secure a domain name and use the domain name for your email by having an email only account with the host company. Once you’ve chosen your email addresses and set them up with your domain’s hosting company, you will need to add them to an email program such as Microsoft Outlook in order to check and organize your email. Continue reading
