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Are you on the fence about building out your artist portfolio site in WordPress? Maybe you’re not really sure you should have an artist portfolio site at all? Come join Aimee in a presentation for New Hampshire WordPress about the pros and cons of working in WordPress to DIY, build, or have your portfolio site built!

In this month’s roundup, I go over some changes you may need to know about regarding social media, search, and more. You’ll find stuff about Google, Instagram Reels, Twitter, Tumblr, Mastodon, and ChatGPT in the May edition of our roundup.

hasOptimization is proud to announce the launch of a new site for client NE Mini Split Installers, a mini heat pump installer in Concord, NH.

If you have a WordPress site, you’ve probably gotten a notification before letting you know that a new update is available. You may wonder if you should update now or if it’s okay to wait and do it later. So what could happen if you decide you don’t want to update anything? 

It’s time for yet another marketing news roundup!

hasOptimization is proud to announce the launch of a new site for Roving Vines Farm, a sustainable family-run farm in Chichester, NH. Roving Vines is opening their doors for the first time, and we were thrilled to help them on this leg of the journey by building out a whimsical site to host information for their farm including event consultation details, subscription services, and other items they will want to offer on their farm.

This month marks ten years that hasOptimization has been in business! Ten years is a long time (but also, it’s flown by), and this small business has come a long way! To celebrate hasOpt’s birthday, we wanted to share a little timeline of how the business came to be, and share some ideas about where we think it might go in the future. Buckle up while we go on a trip through time!

hasOptimization is proud to announce the launch of a new website for medical animation and medical illustration artist Veronica Falconieri of Falconieri Visuals.

It’s time for another marketing roundup!

Everyone wants to have a lean website. You know, the one that loads instantly and people never complain that it’s too slow or it takes forever to see what you want to see. One of the biggest factors towards having a lean website, especially for artists who are showing off a portfolio, is by having small (datawise) images. How can you accomplish that? By compressing your images, of course. But when it comes to artists, image compression isn’t simply as cut and dry. If you’re a business offering a non-visual service (like cleaning, or plumbing), compressing your images isn’t a…