Tag Archives: friendly

Easy Way To Make Money With Facebook Ads

May 1, 2017blogging, business, google, marketing, Pinterest.com, profits, Social Media, video2017, ads, beginner, easy, facebook, friendly, in, make, method, money, to, way, withjtsantalis

Top Affiliate Friendly Paid Traffic Sources of 2017

April 29, 2017blogging, business, google, marketing, Pinterest.com, profits, Social Media, video2017, affiliate, friendly, of, paid, sources, top, trafficjtsantalis

Desktop & Mobile Internet Usage [Infographic]

April 5, 2017blogging, business, google, infographic, marketing, Pinterest.com, profits, Social Mediaadopting, and, desktop, friendly, how, internet, mobile, should, strategy, to, usage, website, yourjtsantalis

http://blog.red-website-design.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/How-Do-Visitors-Access-Your-Website-Desktop-Mobile-Usage-Compared.gif — So you know more and more people are using mobile phones, you know your website should be mobile friendly, but just how close are you to adopting a “mobile first” strategy

Top 10 Reasons To Have A Mobile Wesite

March 26, 2017blogging, business, google, infographic, marketing, Pinterest.com, profits, Social Media10, a, friendly, google, have, mobile, reasons, site, to, top, update, upgrade, wesite, yourjtsantalis

http://blog.red-website-design.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Website-Still-Not-Mobile-Friendly-10-Reasons-Why-Must-Fix-It-Today-1.jpg — So you’ve heard of Google’s mobile friendly update, you receive emails all the time telling you to upgrade your site, but you’ve resisted because you don’t see the need

7 Reasons Your Business Needs a Mobile Friendly Website Right Now [Infographic]

March 15, 2017blogging, business, google, infographic, marketing, Pinterest.com, profits, Social Media7, business, friendly, mobile, needs, now, reasons, website, yourjtsantalis

http://blog.red-website-design.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/7-Reasons-Your-Business-Needs-a-Mobile-Friendly-Website-Right-Now — Is your business website optimised for mobiles and smartphones? If not, just how many leads and sales could you be missing out on?