Simple above-the-fold improvements that can instantly lift your site’s engagement.

One small website improvement you can make today

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Joshua Tree National Park featuring a tall, twisted Joshua tree, dry bushes, rocky formations, and a clear blue sky.

Refilling the creative tank

A reminder that creativity doesn’t live in your laptop.

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Person sitting at a white table holding a smartphone, with two iced drinks with lemon slices and a QR code on the table, a pink purse, and partly visible gray upholstered chairs.

How to use QR codes in your business

Now part of our normal day-to-day life now, these little pixelated squares are an easy way to connect the real world with the digital one.

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A beige tote bag with blue writing and illustrations of shells; a pair of sunglasses; two photos of a woman in a tropical setting; a brown camera; and a brown strap, all placed on an orange and beige checkered cloth.

In today’s busy digital landscape, improving your website’s visibility organically plays an important role in attracting high-potential customers.

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Beach scene with a striped towel, a vintage camera, sunglasses, a canvas bag, and a hair clip on the sand.

When you hear ‘affiliate marketing,’ do you picture a big corporate dishing out commissions to influencers and YouTubers? Same.

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Best things to do in Whitianga

A local’s guide to Whitianga and surrounds.

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“Thank God for ChatGPT!”

No doubt, you probably hear this all the time too.

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Is your Instagram looking different lately?

Instagram has switched things up (again). Instead of the classic square grid, posts now appear in a rectangular 4:5 aspect ratio.

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