Cindy Tucker
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You’ve spent a lot of time setting up a page (or post) in WordPress and love the way it looks. You want to duplicate it without starting from scratch. Get it done with two easy steps!
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To help you stay on track and maximize your event’s success, use the helpful UGA Extension Events guidelines and checklist.
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Take time to use tools offered by UGA Extension to promote your county events on your website or blog. Use these suggested steps from the CAES Web Team.
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Keyword research should be the first step on your Search Engine Optimization (SEO) journey. Keyword research can help you plan your content strategy and provide a great overview of the niche topics your audience finds interesting.
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Tips to help you learn the skill of producing quality web content. Let’s look at ways to make good content even better!
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Today’s web users want (and expect) to see or learn something new each time they visit your website. That means your web content should be constantly changing, being added to and improved. Having quality content is essential to the long-term success of your website.
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Knowing your target audience helps you use your website as a powerful marketing tool. It becomes easier to capture a user’s attention because their needs and goals are front and center.
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What is Web Accessibility? Web accessibility refers to the inclusive practice of making websites usable by people of all abilities and disabilities. When web pages are correctly designed, all users can have equal access to the information on them.
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Devoting time to organizing your web content during the planning stages of your website project is time well-spent. We will talk briefly about four organizational techniques that will help you make decisions about how to organize your web content.
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Want to upload a profile picture so that it shows up on your county’s contact us page? These are detailed instructions to guide you. (This works for all profiles whether displayed on the CAES or Extension websites!)