SpyFu is an awesome tool which will show you some great details about a particular set of keywords. I use SpyFu when picking a niche website topic, or when I am trying to figure out what types of competition I will face if I create a website about a specific topic. SpyFu does have a … Read more
When you first setup your WordPress blog, the standard WordPress theme will be installed and active for you automatically, but the beauty of WordPress is the ease at which you can customize the site to your style and liking. There are so many WordPress themes out there. You can choose a responsive theme so that it … Read more
Recently, I’ve been keeping a sharp eye on some of my side projects that I just started working on, some of them have little to no content, so getting repeated referrals from a website is not only bizarre but curiously suspicious. I logged in yesterday to Google Analytics to find that two of my websites … Read more
Use the resources below for color scheme inspiration, ideas, designs, and much more! Have a website to suggest? Leave a comment below and we might include it in this post! Paletton Paletton, the recommended color scheme chooser Paletton has a ton of useful features, from triad colors (three) with complements, to shading and brightness of … Read more
Choosing a color scheme can be a difficult part in the design process of your website. Everything from the background to the text color and sidebar colors can be difficult to decide on especially if you don’t have a few matching colors in mind. Luckily, there are many ways to solve this problem, and a few … Read more
When creating a website, there are a lot of options to choose from during the process. There are lots of domain name extensions out there as well. Recently, the folks over at ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) added a whole new batch of top-level domain names (TLDN’s) for customers and companies to … Read more
I was invited yesterday to use the (seemingly) exclusive trading platform called Robinhood, that just raised ~$15 million in venture capital funding. They had roughly 500k signups for the initial “beta” or first adopter program, and it looks like they started sending out invitations just a few days ago.