Does blogging really help to support my business website?
Posted by
Aimee Cozza on October 7th, 2019
The short answer: YES! Ready for the long answer and the proof? While browsing a Facebook group the other day, I was surprised to hear that a poster commented saying something along the lines of “no one wants to read a blog”. This shocked me, but at its essence, it told me that this poster (and everyone agreeing with them) had convinced themselves that blogs have no value, and therefore give no value, which means that people shouldn’t spend time on them. This comment couldn’t be further from the truth.
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Site Launch: Tentsmiths
Posted by
Aimee Cozza on September 18th, 2019
hasOptimization is proud to announce the launch of a new website for Gonic, NH historically accurate period tent fabricator Tentsmiths. Alena and Stephen Shellenbean recently bought out Tentsmiths, and wanted to give the noticeably dated and confusing old website a total revamp, allowing for a more streamlined ability to not only take orders from customers, but to also answer customer questions and allow for more clarity with items, images, and pricing.
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Client Spotlight: j. ellen Design, LLC
Posted by
Aimee Cozza on September 13th, 2019
We love our clients, and we think you should too! That’s why we’re restarting out client profiles category, now called client spotlight. Every now and again we’ll highlight one of our fantastic clients, tell you how we help them best, and why you should check them out. In this post, we’re highlight long-time client j. ellen Design, LLC. Interior Design in Manchester, NH J. ellen Design, LLC, is an interior design studio located in the historic millyard of Manchester, NH. Owned and operated by June Trisciani, j. Ellen Design, LLC has been with hasOptimization ever since we were but a…
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Is your hosting costing you unnecessary amounts of money?
Posted by
Aimee Cozza on August 26th, 2019
At hasOptimization, we intend to apply optimization to all facets of work that we do. If we see something that can be done better somehow, we’ll at least make a point to suggest an easier, more optimized solution to that process. One of the constant sources of audit, especially for new clients, is their hosting packages. Time and again we find that clients are happily paying for services they don’t need, never use, or can be purchased cheaper elsewhere. This often means we can make a lot of cost-cutting suggestions to our clients that can sometimes save them hundreds or…
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Please Welcome Awesome Assistant Cassandra!
Posted by
Logan Snyder on August 21st, 2019
You know how sometimes everything is just a bit…much? Yeah, well, that happens to us here at hasOptimization, too. But we like to ensure that our little company hasOptimization just as much as our clients do, so we did something about it! We hired an Awesome Assistant! It’s been almost a year since Morgan Blake joined the team, and it’s been a whirlwind year of change and growth. We’re now super excited to welcome our Awesome Assistant (yes, that’s really her title!), for all the times when we just have a little bit more on our plates than we have…
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Announcement: Rebranding!
Posted by
Logan Snyder on August 14th, 2019
No, not the company. hasOptimization is staying hasOptimization! No, the rebrand in question is, instead, your friendly local Owner & Lead Strategist H.A Snyder, rebranding as Logan Ares Snyder. In any rebrand, it’s important to cover your key bases: Who, What, Why, When and How. Who: Me! What: Just a name change, it’s not that scary! No new logo, or domain name, or any of the other trappings of a business rebrand. Whew! Why: Well, to be honest my original name never fit very well. I tried making some modifications to it, and that was better, but still not ideal. I…
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Calm Down, Internet: Facebook’s New Changes
Posted by
Aimee Cozza on July 22nd, 2019
Yesterday I came across an interesting post in a group I am part of. This post linked to another post on a forum, which described various ways that Facebook is going to be changing. Basically the post, which can be viewed here, said “a friend of mine was at a place and this is what they believe they heard”.
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Chocolate Donuts from hasOptimization: The “Perfectly Optimized Page” in Real Time
Posted by
Aimee Cozza on July 17th, 2019
Ever hear about the chocolate donuts SEO example, aka the “perfectly optimized page”? If you haven’t, there’s a great visual explanation here, but we wanted to flesh it out into a real example page. It’s a great way to learn about keyword placement and density. Let’s go!
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Site Launch: Raymond Orzechowski Jr & Shannon Arndt
Posted by
Aimee Cozza on July 11th, 2019
We’re back again to proudly announce the launch of a new site for long time client Raymond Orzechowski Jr & Shannon Arndt! Dr. Ray Orzechowski DMD joined us sometime in 2012-2013, and we built his original website. Dr. Shannon Arndt DMD joined the office in 2015, and just this year they announced their partnership! We had already begun a site redesign for them, and thought this was the perfect time to announce their new site, new branding, and new partnership!
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Claim your Google My Business Short Name Now (Before Someone Else Does)
Posted by
Aimee Cozza on July 2nd, 2019
As Google sunsets programs such as Hangouts and Google+, we may find some of the better features managing their way over onto our new platforms like Google My Business. We’ve already seen posting on Google My Business happening, now we’re seeing a new feature: short names. What is a shortname? “Short name” is just a fancy word for “username”, the same way you would have a username on Twitter or a page slug on Facebook. Google My Business is giving you the opportunity (much like we were able to on Google+) to choose your own short name. What does it…
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