Best Practices Articles

Here are a few ways for you to check if the people you trusted with your website are showing up for you.

How your products look online is super-important. The first thing that most eCommerce merchants do is establish a style - what kind of background you use, how much exposure, whether the products are shown by themselves, or displayed in context as "lifestyle" images. All that is important for the consistency of your brand and the look of your website theme. Those are the more subjective aspects of product photography.

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.

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.

Surprisingly, a lot of it continues to be relevant even today. With all of that in mind, it still catches me off guard when avoidable issues are in a store. In this case, we're going to talk about product images.

Support can be called different things, including maintenance.  When using software, many people opt to not buy the optional support provided. However, there are many important reasons why one should not ignore purchasing a software support plan.

Sometimes it’s easy to forget some of the simple things when you've been working with something over a long period of time. When this happens, it's easy to overlook how technical, difficult, hidden, or simply not obvious things. You end up in something of an auto-pilot mode. This article helps to outline some of the quick-and-easy things that we often do after first installing DNN. 

Google Analytics is often taken-for-granted in too many ways. When the average company thinks about Google Analytics, they simply ensure their Google Analytics code is in place and they keep track of what I refer to as vanity metrics. Copy. Paste. Done, right? Vanity metrics are quite deceiving, to be honest, and you’re only scratching the surface with what you could (and probably should) be doing with Google Analytics. In this article, we’re going to discuss how to dive deeper into your Google Analytics integration to grow your business.