Insights

There’s a horribly ridiculous saying that there is no such thing as an original idea. Every thing that’s ever going to be thought has already been thought? Please.

Someone is stealing your blog posts. All of that hard work brainstorming, researching, and thinking of something original to say. They just copy and paste the whole thing and pass it off as their own. I know it makes your blood boil, because it did mine when it happened to me a few weeks ago.

At Digett we pride ourselves on combining effective inbound marketing strategies with beautifully custom web design. Over the past couple of years, a handful of our designs have been recognized by the worldwide design community.

Andrew has written extensively on the value of finding the right stock photography, and how the right imagery will integrate with your website’s content, reinforcing your message and brand. Purchasing stock imagery for every blog article can be expensive, however, especially if your goal is to post multiple times per week. So how can you find good imagery without breaking the bank?

Recently an acquaintance of mine told me in a (mostly) joking manner that “SEO is voodoo” — implying that search engine optimization is an unknown, and possibly hoakey, entity. And while some of the finer aspects of SEO may occasionally puzzle us, optimizing a page, or a blog article, or an entire website is anything but mystical.