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You know the value of posting content regularly to your museum blog and social media accounts. But if you’ve been... View Article
You’ve done it! You have the all-clear to start your museum website redesign. Armed with a list of everything you... View Article
Download The Ultimate Marketing Toolkit to access free resources you can start using today: A 56-point checklist of everything you need... View Article
Considered by many historians to be the most well-preserved early presidential home, The Hermitage agreed that the quality of the online experience did not accurately reflect the quality of the in-person experience. Landslide Creative teamed up with The Hermitage to create a website that would capture and share Andrew Jackson’s vibrant personality and historical contribution while driving ticket sales.
Choosing the perfect domain name can be one of the hardest decisions you have to make when it comes to starting a business or creating a new website. Brush up on these tips and best practices before you buy a domain name for your website.
If you spend too much time thinking about what you need to accomplish in a given day, it's easy to get overwhelmed. So for today, focus on three simple wins that can have a long-term effect on the success of your company.
Save time, communicate better and stay organized with these six business tools. Added bonus: all are free or very affordable, and live in the cloud for easy access.
You can deny the truth. You can refuse to believe it. But you it’s a fact: the holidays are right around the corner. So start now! We’ve compiled a few things you can do today to jumpstart your holiday marketing. By checking off these items now, you’ll be well positioned for a profitable holiday season.
Download the Website Redesign Workbook to get a jumpstart on planning your next website upgrade. Created specifically with museums and historical... View Article
You have a lot of content to share on your website. How should you organize it? What information are visitors looking for? What should be featured? What can hide behind a few clicks? Answering these questions gets easier if you think of your website visitors in three primary groups as you plan the organization, layout and design of your website.