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December 04, 2009 | Posted at 9:48pm

Keep Your Website Fresh for 2010

With the year 2009 quickly coming to an end and the Vancouver 2010 Olympics just around the corner, we'd like to share a few tips to help you transition your website into the new year successfully.

1. Update the copyright notice on the bottom your website's pages.
   We can update your website's footer copyright notice for you so it all of your web pages appear to be up-to-date. If you have an old date posted on your website you may be turning off potential customers/clients from doing business with you. Simply let us know that you'd like your website copyright notice updated and we'll take care of that for you free of charge - no matter what monthly plan you're on!
   
   
2. Review your website's text and photo content to keep things fresh.
   Take some time to review your existing website and make a point of writing new replacement text where old information is obvious. If you have a News section on your site, now is a great time to post something new about your company, products or services. Having a dated News section can actually do you more harm than good so we highly recommend constantly updating it.
   
   
3. Set some new goals for 2010.
   If you sell products or offer services, try adding something new to your offerings to breathe new life into your website for 2010. Since the new year brings to us the unique opportunity of hosting the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games, try coming up with something new to take full advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity. Possibly look into doing more online marketing or ask us about setting up a Google AdWords campaign to help spread the word about your company.

These are just some of the recommendations we have for smoothly transitioning your website into 2010. If you have any other ideas, we'd love to hear them! You can send your comments to us by visiting our Contact page.

We'll be releasing another blog later this month which will be outlining many new features and enhancements that we plan to roll out over the first few months of 2010. We're really excited about them so stay tuned to find out more about that in the coming weeks!