What is Custom Webpage And Custom Web Site

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Not every web designer is a good fit for your company’s goals. We understand. We also understand that creating a website or Custom Webpage takes time, usually a lot of time.

This is where we can help. We have worked with many web designers over the years and have chosen a few to work on our client projects based on that experience. We act as a liaison between you and our web designers to ensure that each project is completed on time and within budget.

What exactly is a blog?

A Custom Webpage is a website in which the content is displayed in reverse chronological order (newer content appears first). Custom Webpage content is typically in the form of “blog posts” or “entries.”

Typical websites are static in nature, with content organized in pages that is not frequently updated. A blog, on the other hand, is dynamic and frequently updated. Some bloggers post several new articles per day.Blogger, as the name suggests, debuted in 1999 and was later acquired by Google. Blogger was the first true blogging platform, making it the default choice in the early days of blogging. However, when WordPress debuted in 2003, it completely transformed the blogging landscape. This is due to the fact that it is open-source software — the first blogging software that allowed users and developers to manipulate the code, allowing a website to be completely customized. Unbelievably, WordPress now powers more than 30% of the internet. Blogs are among the most popular websites in the world, albeit very large ones now.

• The Huffington Post receives 110 million monthly visitors.
• TMZ receives 30 million monthly visitors.
• 25 million monthly visitors to Business Insider
• Mashable receives 24 million monthly visitors.
• 15.5 million monthly visitors to The Daily Beast

Even large web properties like ESPN.com, CNN.com, and CNBC.com, in my opinion, are essentially glorified blogs.

What exactly is a website?

A website is a collection of landing pages and multimedia content housed under a single domain. Websites are also typically hosted by web hosting services, allowing these pages and content to be accessed via the World Wide Web. Furthermore, websites can be internal sites accessed via a secure local area network, as is the case with most corporate ‘intranets.’

Websites can be used for a variety of purposes, including business, personal, and even government and agency use. While there are numerous applications, one goal remains constant: websites are intended to provide information to visitors or audiences – a sort of online brochure for a company or organization.

What distinguishes a blog from a website?

A Custom Webpage is a type of website. The only distinction is that blogs have frequently updated content, whereas websites are much more static and organized into pages.

A Custom Webpage can be a standalone Custom Web Site or part of a larger site. Initially, blogs were mostly used for online personal journals. However, once the power of blogging to attract an audience was realized, businesses began to realize its potential as well. Companies are now using blogs to keep their customers up to date on events and product updates, as part of a search engine optimization strategy, and to keep users engaged with entertaining stories.

Growth Marketing Pro consists of a Custom Web Site as well as a blog. The content is written and updated on a regular basis as a blog, but we also have static pages such as our “about us” page. WordPress was used to create this blog.

What Is the Difference in Content?

ACustom Web Site has “pages” of content, similar to the pages or sections of a brochure. Webpages can be classified into various categories based on their content. For example, the homepage – general information about the organization – can be contained on one page. Another page could include a product and service list and descriptions. Another webpage could include contact information or an email contact form.

“Posts,” on the other hand, are updates or unique perspectives intended to be bite-sized reads and can include one or more of the following media: a text article, images (such as photo journals or infographics), videos, podcasts, and even social media feeds.

WordPress conveniently organizes the two types of content you can publish into “posts” and “pages.” “Posts” are authored, published, and dated in your blogging feed. “Pages,” on the other hand, just sort of hang out in the background unless you reference them in a prominent place on your site, such as the navigation bar.

Our websites are entirely built in WordPress. Here are some of the reasons:

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) – WordPress loves search engines. Its features and functions direct a search engine through your pages, posts, and categories, assisting the search engine in crawling your site and gathering the information required to rank your site.

CMS (Content Management System) – Have you worked with Microsoft Word? Then you can easily update your WordPress website.

Aside from websites and blogs, we also create:

• Individualized landing pages
• Email design templates
• Social networking graphics