When faced with the word “myth” our imagination is quick to steer us into the realms of fiction and adventure. However, at this time, our goal is not to dwell on mythological creatures or demigods but on a matter far more worrisome in that it exists in the real world: web design’s most unfounded rumors.

It is one of the most important "weapons" in this constant challenge of implementing strategies to make your business more digital.

A website with a good section of news, publications or blog articles is, without a doubt, one of the starting points for putting your Content Marketing strategy into practice.

Following what we experienced last October 4th, in every newspaper around the world we find headlines like: “The blackout of the social networks Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp cost Mark Zuckenberg six billion dollars” … but the question is: and how much did it cost your company?

In March 2020 I wrote to you here about “We like to be together, but we chose not to be!” and I posted on this blog that our team would be 100% available but remotely, each one from their home.

Appearing on the first page of google search is one of the most important things for a business. The first 5 search results are considered the most relevant, with organic clicks on results further down and on the following pages becoming less and less expressive. What can you do to improve your website's SEO ranking and aim for the podium?

Start at the beginning: make a good briefing focused on the information you want to share with the web design and web development company that will create your site. A well-done briefing is the first step towards having the right digital positioning and allow your visitors and customers to see you the way you want to be seen!

Despite the diversity of existing channels, the website continues to be the showcase par excellence for many companies to promote their products and services and, therefore, a powerful tool for attracting new business.

We all dream of having an article or video go viral, but not everyone can be the "Cristiano Ronaldo" of the internet. We can, however, use a strategy that allows us to create value and relevance in our content.