It’s an excellent question, and one that I get asked all the time.

Spam – the bane of the internet… the burnt crust on the joyous toast that is our electronic lives… the rusty nail sticking up from an otherwise smooth wooden floor… the – oh, you get the point.

When people ask me about SEO (search engine optimization), this is what often comes to mind: SEO is one of those fields of knowledge that is ever-changing, ever-evolving. And while I get the technical basics, I’d never claim to be an “SEO expert”, simply because a) it’s not what I do full-time, and b) I [...]

Through August 25th at 5pm only, we’re running a Special Offer where you save $100 on Membership. We’ve never offered discounted Memberships before, and we may never again, so if you’ve been planning to get a new website, now would be the perfect time, before the special deal goes away. Why Now? Because the kids [...]

I found this excellent, and very short, list from an excellent article on website planning over at Smashing Magazine, and thought it’d be great to share with you, since most people’s writing skills were developed in the world of academia, not the real world, and definitely not the online world.

Another popular request: How do I make it easy for people to subscribe to my blog?
RSS, email, and—maybe—a newsletter.

There’s probably no better way to convince a skeptical prospect than with solid testimonials. It’s called “social proof”, and it sways opinions. Use that power.

Need some space around, well, anything? Understanding the CSS box model is your key to elite performance. Uh, website design-space performance, that is.

With the images:words ratio being what it is, using images in your content is something you should probably be paying attention to. In this video, we’ll look at finding, editing, and placing images for the best effect. One thing I didn’t mention in the video, about searching on Flickr… when you do a search, it [...]

Your mama taught you to brush your teeth every day, right? Now it’s my turn: Backup your data every day, too.
Desperate for some quick answers to one of my WordPress dilemmas, I called Adam. He very calmly talked me through what I needed to change to fix the problem. What had appeared to be a bunch of gobbledegook was suddenly at least somewhat understandable. I realized this might be easier than I thought!
— Shawn Murphey, http://vibrantlyalivewomen.com
Since that call, I’ve made several changes that I wouldn’t have dreamed of attempting on my own just a short time ago. Thanks to Adam’s guidance, I recognize I don’t have to be afraid of working on the “innards” of my website. I’ve made mistakes and cleaned them up, gaining confidence with each change. I’m grateful for Adam’s patient guidance and his ability to answer my questions simply without being condescending.
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Hi. I'm Adam Kayce, and Bright Coconut is my brainchild.
If I can help your website-owner experience be brighter, then you've made my day.
