Now Accepting Credit Cards!

Deborah Perugi — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 19:03:06 +0000

Just a few days ago, after I spoke with a tech at Paypal, I decided to change my WEBCARE payment model and stop the subscriptions. Those clients who like the monthly payment plan can keep using it until the end of the year.

The new option is to pay by credit card (YAY!) right on the invoice email! (I know, way overdue!) If you change your card, you don’t have to notify me. You just use the new card as you pay. This is a much more secure way of handing the payments. Either way, I pay a percent, and the bookkeeping is much easier on my end and yours too.

The new invoices will be used immediately for occasional work I do for you and if you are in the basic plan. ($12 or $22 per month plans) or go over the amount of time allotted in the higher plans ($50 or $100).

For new accounts or those who want to change to this plan I will bill you a lump sum for the rest of the year that you can pay within two months.

If you change your card I will automatically move you into this plan, unless you have strong feelings against it. I will do my best to accommodate everyone.

Create a Post Instead of a Page

Deborah Perugi — Thu, 06 Dec 2018 17:15:55 +0000

When I meet with ongoing clients, they sometimes tell me they want to make a new page to introduce new services or products. I encourage them to do so, and if they need a refresher on how to do this themselves, I am happy to help.

Recently, a client in the whole health and beauty business who provides Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture added massage therapy to her services. She wants to write a new page for her website to introduce this service. There are two options I recommend. 1. Write a blog post introducing the new service and categorize it as “news” and/or “new services.” Any blog category or post can be added to the menu like a page. Or, 2. If you want it to be a page then do both. Use the content from the blog post and insert it into the page. You can link the post and page to each other. Finding new information in more than one place on a website is a good thing!

I can’t emphasize enough how important blog posts are and should be a regular practice. Here are the reasons why:

Posts immediately get sent to anyone subscribed to your blog and encourage people to sign up
Posting enlivens your website and makes it more attractive to people seeking information
Posts get sent out over the internet apart from your website, pulling in new prospects
Posting enhances your search engine optimization and should be a part of any SEO plan
Posts can be added to your social networking and newsletter as part of your overall marketing strategy

So, When you think about new activity on your website, don’t forget the blog is waiting to work for you more than just a web page can. Need some training? Give me a shout!

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Now Accepting Credit Cards!

Create a Post Instead of a Page