What if I told you that there is a way to guide visitors into signing up for more information about your site before they even really get there? What if I told you that there is a way to capture Read More »
Favicons – why something so small is important
There once was a small image, only 16×16 pixels, who lived in the address bar of a web browser. This little guy also had three twin brothers. One lived in a browser’s open tabs, another lived in the bookmarks directory, Read More »
Why are testimonials important for your site?
Tony’s Note: Testimonials are an important addition to your website because they invoke a proven psychological trigger called Social Proof. This basically means that we’re more likely to trust what other people are advocates of. We’re going to figure out Read More »
WordPress Help Session for us South Denverites
If you live in South Denver or Castle Rock, you feel the pain anytime someone has an event or a meetup because you have to drive 20-45 minutes to get to downtown for these things. Don’t get me started on Read More »
3 tips to massively improve your website for 2012
Have a correct and robust backup regime in place No one wants to talk about it, but websites and servers go down. It’s part of the game that we play when we setup websites. Just like anything, it’s nice to Read More »
Spotted Koi Holiday Schedule Reminder!
Just a reminder that Spotted Koi is closed from Dec 23 to January 2 for the holidays and New Year’s. We will be checking our emails infrequently, so if you have an emergency please call us! We hope that everything Read More »
Cathy Sukaromya is now working with Spotted Koi
Some of you may have already met Cathy or received emails from her. We recently hired Cathy to help us to improve our turn around time with customer interaction for a big chunk of our projects. Cathy is a former Read More »