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Not having an accurate portfolio website puts you behind your competitors.  People are looking to hire you for a service, something like photography or graphic design. They are looking to see what you can do before reaching out to talk to you. If your portfolio website is out of date or lacking information potential customers might skip over it and you’ll lose out on business.    In today’s world of freelance work, a portfolio website is a crucial part of landing gigs. You get to show off the amazing work you’ve done for other people and gain more business.   Today, we’re going to look at simple steps you can take to update your portfolio website.  3 steps to update your portfolio website 1. Make Sure Your Listed Services Are Correct  Are people reaching out to you about services you no longer provide? Are they asking about different certifications you may or may not have?   If something isn’t clear to a website visitor they either won’t reach out for clarification or ...

Whether you’re running a law firm, a fitness brand or anything in between, COVID-19 has affected your business operations and how you interact with your audience through your website. Now more than ever, it’s critical that you have an updated, high-functioning website. In this article, we cover how to update a website during the COVID-19 pandemic – and beyond. Let’s take a look at what you can do. Conduct an Audit Start with a full audit of your website. This will allow you to determine the areas that need immediate attention. Go through every page and ensure that everything is working properly. This includes: Check the quality of your images and videos Double-check all grammar Check to ensure all links are working properly (A report from SODA showed that 77% of agencies believe that poor website performance is the reason for lack of clients) Confirm your site is easy to navigate After you’ve done that and noted what may not be working, it’s time to make improvements and updates. R...