About The Big O Foundation
The Big O Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt charitable organization. Individuals may take a tax deduction on a charitable gift to a 501(c)(3) organization that is organized and operated exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary or educational purposes. The mission of The Big O Foundation is to serve and support children, teenagers and their families that are facing mental health challenges. We share Owen’s story to spread mental health education, draw our community together, and support the welfare of local youth. Our resources are used to keep Owen’s light shining by giving back to the community and spread awareness about mental illness and suicide. The Big O Foundation is managed by volunteer board members and no donated funds will be retained by individual board members. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and your donation is tax deductible as allowed by law. Visit their website at https://thebigofoundation.org/ to see the finished product.If you're interested in a new or redesigned website for your business, check out our Business Website page.
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There’s no arguing the fact that SEO is the most important factor for driving organic traffic. But as web designers begin to dabble in web development, they may find themselves neglecting many of the technical SEO aspects of the web. Technical SEO is a very important aspect of website design that often gets overlooked. It is the foundation upon which you build a site and helps determine the site’s overall ranking. The lack of attention to technical SEO can have a negative impact on the success of a website. I've reviewed a lot of websites and am always surprised when I do a basic site audit and find so many basic technical SEO elements not used correctly or missing entirely. To me this seems like a disservice to a client. How can you do good SEO without taking basic design into account? In an ideal world, a company’s website would be the best possible representation of its brand. In reality, this is rarely the case. In fact, most sites don’t even rank in the top 5 for anything. Let’s take a look at what technical SEO elements a web page needs to have in order to rank well in search results. In my opinion these should be mandatory and it's disappointing to see so many web design firms omit or ignore them altogether. The elements we think are important are based on our real-world research and testing - not on what someone wrote in an article somewhere. 
1. Title Tag: Title tags are what you see when you click on a title in a browser. They are an important element of the link between the searcher and your web page. It is highly recommended that you use a keyword-phrase in the title tag. This helps to make your web page more relevant to potential visitors. 2. Meta Description: Each page needs a meta description that describes the content of the page with an optimal length between 70 and 320 characters. This should summarize the page and "sell the page". The meta description is what you see when you perform a search. 3. Header Tags: Header tags are used to structure a document and provide information to users about the document's structure. Each page should have only ONE H1 tag. Header tags should follow the correct heirarchy order (H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6). Search engines will give more weight to web pages that have clearly defined headings, which help to improve search results. Headings also play a critical role when it comes to screen readers for someone who is visually impaired. 3. Keyword Consistency: Keyword/keyword-phrases should be distributed across important HTML tags like the Title, Description, Header tags, and page content. 4. HTML Structure: HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language, and is what creates a web page. HTML is also used to create forms, videos, and other documents. A web page's HTML should be clean, simple, and organized. It should follow best practices and be easy to read. 5. Alt Tags: Alt attributes are an often overlooked and simple way to signal to Search Engines what an image is about, and help it rank in image search results. Alt tags are used in place of images for web pages that cannot load any images. These tags are also used by screen readers. 6. Schema.org: Schema.org is a type of structured data markup that describes the content on your web page and is used by search engines to understand your content. 7. Content: Content is the information that you want to share on your web page. It could be text, audio, or video. Having good keyword-rich content helps reinforce your page authority to search engines. Ideally you want your content to have a mixture of text & images and contain around 1,000 words. 8. XML Sitemap: You may already be familiar with the concept of a sitemap. A sitemap is a list of pages on your site that outline the content and links within the website. When you make changes to your site, you can easily add these pages to the sitemap. The sitemap is crucial to a successful website. Google and other search engines use this information to determine what your website offers. 9. Linking: Internal linking of web pages is important and often overlooked. Not just using a menu - interlinking pages by the use of anchor tags can boost page rank. All of these technical SEO elements should be used correctly on every page of a website. Unfortunately in a lot of cases, that's not true. Here are some of the errors I see frequently: 1. Title tag too short or too long. 60 characters is optimum. 2. Title tag doesn't include the main keyword/keyword-phrase. 3. Meta description missing. 4. Meta description doesn't include keyword/keyword-phrases. 5. H1 tag missing. 6. Multiple H1 tags. 7. Keyword/keyword-phrase not included in header tags 8. Header tags out of order. 9. Header tags not used. 10. Alt tags not used. Good web design and SEO can live together in perfect harmony. It doesn’t matter how good your website looks if no one can find it. Search engines such as Google and Bing make decisions about where to rank websites based on various factors. Your website’s content and the structure of your website pages are often among the most important ones. However, a combination of both is best! It may seem redundant, but consider SEO as a part of the project, not an afterthought. Think about the keywords and phrases you want to rank for, how users will find your content, and what types of content they might want to find. A well-designed site that offers useful information, easy navigation, and an easy-to-read layout will make it easier for visitors to find what they’re looking for and keep them on the site longer. A well-optimized website that ranks well for keywords in search results is sure to bring traffic and revenue to your business! We incorporate proven technical SEO elements during our website design phase on sites we develop at Team 218 Web Services. If you have questions about Web Design and SEO or anything covered in this post, 
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Just think about it, we used to spend hours on the phone calling a company and asking them to provide us with information. Not any longer! Nowadays, we can simply send an email or text message to find out if a company is willing to provide us with the information we need. This has completely changed the way businesses operate. Today we can order just about anything online (including a car) and have it on your doorstep the following day. People order groceries online. Then a store employee does the shopping for you, sends you a text when your order is ready and brings your order out to your car when you arrive. Covid ramped up the curbside delivery model and caused retailers to scramble to implement this new way of selling their goods. Almost unheard of a few short years ago, it's now commonplace to see curbside pickup areas at stores everywhere.
Technology is changing health care at an unprecedented rate, and it’s a fact of life we can’t avoid. The field of healthcare technology has grown to encompass anything from wearable devices that track vital signs to automated decision-support systems that interpret MRIs. As healthcare providers try to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs, this trend is only going to accelerate. 100 years of medical advancements have changed the world of health care in countless ways. From the creation of an entirely new field of medicine, to the rise of artificial intelligence, technology has revolutionized the way patients receive treatment. The use of technology in healthcare has evolved over time. As a profession, medicine has been around for thousands of years, but advances in the early 20th century brought about the rise of modern medicine. With the advent of the internet and the mobile phone, modern technology has drastically improved patient care by allowing doctors and other health care professionals to provide remote care to patients anywhere in the world. Technology advancements have changed our lives in many ways and for the better. It has helped improve the way we live our lives in many ways. There are many people who believe that we will soon be living in a digital world, where everything we need will be available through the Internet. This isn’t just a fantasy, as the Internet is becoming a more important part of everyday life for many people. It’s easy to forget the impact that technology has had on people and society since it became a part of everyone’s lives.
