Eternal Fire Media
Straightforward answers to the questions business owners ask about websites, SEO, and digital marketing.
Paying for a website and controlling every part of it are different things. Here’s what to ask about your domain, accounts, content, licenses, and handover.
A manufacturing website should help buyers check your capabilities and start a useful conversation. Here’s what to include, how WordPress fits, and what to avoid.
Local schema helps describe your business to search engines. Here’s how to keep your business details, service areas, and WordPress markup accurate.
The right website partner depends on the work you need and who will take care of it. Here are the questions worth asking before you compare quotes.
Start with the pages your customers need, not an arbitrary page count. A practical guide to service pages, client stories, local pages, and planning a WordPress website.
Wix or WordPress? Nate explains why he prefers self-hosted WordPress for business websites, with an honest look at hosting, SEO, ongoing care, and flexibility.
When most business owners hear the term SEO, they immediately think of Google. And understandably so. Google has dominated online search for years, and ranking well on Google remains incredibly important for businesses. But there’s
Recently, the tech world was flooded with headlines about an AI coding agent that reportedly deleted a rental software company’s production database and backups within seconds. The story spread quickly because it touched on a
The Meta Pixel is a small piece of tracking code from Facebook/Instagram that you place on your website. Once it’s installed, it helps Meta understand what people do after they click your ads (or visit
SCAM – “Your page has violated copyright information.” I manage a large handful of Facebook pages for various clients I work with. One thing I have seen a huge increase in is scams coming in
Reading about your website is one thing. Finding time to fix it is another. Send me the page or problem you’re thinking about, and we’ll talk through what makes sense for your business.
