Written By: Kevin Holmes How many times a day do you think you look at some type of screen? Whether it is your computer, tablet or cell phone. How many times? Now I want you to think about how much of that screen time was intentional or passive time? Odds

Written By: Hannah Hitchcock First off we have to expand on what readable content means. Typically, readable content means that the words that you are writing flow nicely, arent wordy (don’t make the reader have to work to decipher what you meant), and lastly, be brief.  So, let’s talk about

Written By: Carisa Holmes-Peters   Looking back on the year 2019,  I have decided to get real with my fellow small business owners and leaders out there. Why share my experiences or be vulnerable? Well, If through sharing our story, I can save one fellow leader from the frustration of

Written By: Kevin Holmes Content and clientele go hand – in -hand when it comes to the goal of your companies online presence. Meaning, when you are writing anything for a website, you want to write with the client in mind.  Client in mind. What does that mean? Recently, I

Written By: Hannah Hitchcock “Strike two!” You glance around at everyone in the stadium and all you can think is that they have one more chance. The team you are rooting for is losing by two points. Bases are loaded and everyone is on the edge of their seat. This

Written By: Kevin Holmes   At Holmes, we have a wide variety of clientele that requires different services based on their companies’ needs. Recently, companies seem to be having an issue with the lack of client flow to their website. Usually, this means that they are getting the wrong clientele

Written By: Carisa Peters   By now I gather most of us have figured out if they are an introvert or an extrovert right? If not, there is no shortage of online personality tests and questionnaires to help you determine that.   How it all began for me… I knew from

Written By: Hannah Hitchcock   We’ve all been there. The place of no return. The blankness that hits your brain when you try to write a new blog post.  Sure, you just got done brainstorming and you think you came up with three really good ideas. Great! But now, you

Written By: Hannah Hitchcock Picture this, you just got done typing up this stellar blog post for your website. It’s primed and polished, ready for posting. Your post is now live on the website and that’s where it will stay. A week goes by and you notice you’re getting the