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Upendo Ventures
Overall, Will has nearly 20 years of experience helping website owners become more successful in all areas, including mentoring, website development, marketing, strategy, e-commerce, and more.
29 March
If you're someone who manages a website and especially if you manage the content on that
website, this article is for you. Images are way too easy to come by these days. Whether
you're taking them yourself or pulling them from a stock photo site. As a result, some
websites suffer from slower page load times than are necessary. Here are some pro-tips to
help you avoid these issues.
1 March
Our second and final session at DNN Summit 2021 was about
upgrading DNN. After having upgraded literally thousands of DNN websites over the past 18 years, this session is
the culmination of everything I've learned over that period of time. Most of the issues we run into tend to be
completely avoidable.
1 March
Our first session at DNN Summit 2021 this year was a short introduction to search engine optimization (SEO) and
then a deeper dive on how to manage the Robots.txt file in your DNN website. Management of this critical SEO
file is easier than ever on DNN 9.8 and newer. This blog post is a follow-up to provide resources for the event
attendees.
1 March
We try to have a contest for any event we're involved in. It helps add another level of fun, and in the case of
DNN, it helps us to drive some more community engagement. We're here to not only help promote the software that
still makes up the core of our business, but also to keep things fun and light-hearted.
11 January
We're nearing a year now that we've all been in various stages of unrest and lockdown in our
respective states and cities. With us all being separated, places closed, and looking
at our homes and belongings, it's no wonder that e-commerce has grown at such leaps and
bounds through 2020. There was one glaring mistake that I kept running into, though,
regardless of the size of the vendor.