WordPress vs. Wix: Why Flexibility Wins
If you’re looking to build or rebuild your website, chances are you’ve come across WordPress and Wix as two popular options. Both platforms offer ways to get a site up and running, but they’re built for very different users, and they come with very different limitations.
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Making the (Up)Grade
In this day and age, it’s all about the upgrade. Whether it’s your cell phone or a hotel room or a seat on an airplane, an upgrade is generally a good thing that is welcomed. But there is at least one type of upgrade that some may view as daunting and unwelcome: The ColdFusion (CF) Upgrade.
Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days
If you’re in the sunblock or pool float industry, you are probably not currently experiencing lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. Okay, well maybe crazy.
Winging It
At least a few times in your life you've probably muttered the phrase "Just wing it." When you "wing it" you improvise, or do something without proper preparation or time to rehearse.
Freedom of the Press
If you are online in any capacity, chances are you’ve at least heard of WordPress. It’s a development language that is used to create websites and blogs. It’s open source, and it’s generally affordable. But just like everything, it has its pros and cons.
More Bang for Your Buck
In general, a website is an investment. No matter what your budget is, you want to make sure you get as much from your website as possible.
