Josiah graduated from Colorado Christian University with degrees in business administration and accounting. With over thirteen years of experience, he has worked with a wide range of businesses, from B2B to B2C, helping them improve their online presence and generate more leads through website design and digital marketing. Josiah is certified in Inbound Marketing (Hubspot) and Google PPC, with expertise in website design, marketing strategy, WordPress websites, and search engine optimization.
Josiah’s professional philosophy is centered on connecting with customers and solving their problems effectively. As a leader of a team of experts, he knows that collaboration drives better results. Guided by his core values of integrity, excellence, customer-centered service, and making an impact, Josiah focuses on delivering measurable returns on investment that help his clients grow their businesses.
Outside of work, Josiah enjoys spending time in nature hiking, skiing, and soaking in scenic views. He’s an avid reader of business, leadership, and personal growth books, always seeking new ways to learn and improve. He also appreciates a great cup of coffee, especially while in the mountains.
Imagine you have a food truck that sells Asian-infused burritos and Chef Gordon Ramsay mentions your “Sisig Burrito” as the tastiest and most creative dish he’s had in the last 10 years.
Better stock up on Sisig Burrito ingredients because you might have hour-long queues at your food truck.
That’s what a backlink can do for your website. A backlink is a signal that your content is a credible resource. For this reason, a backlink is a ranking factor in Google’s search algorithm.
You chose Brand A over Brand B because you’re convinced that “A” is the better value-for-money product in terms of price, features, and convenience. Likewise, it helped that “A” was packaged more attractively than “B.” Brand A’s marketing team put together a marketing strategy that influenced your choice.
Marketing is an important skill to learn as an entrepreneur or career option. Sales bring in business revenue, but the sales team will struggle to hit quota without marketing.
If your car doesn’t undergo regular maintenance services, it might break down at the most inopportune time and you’ll pay for an expensive repair job. The same scenario can happen to your website if it doesn’t undergo regular inspection.
The difference is that a car is a depreciating asset. A car loses value the second it leaves the showroom. The website is a revenue-generating machine. If it breaks down, you’ll lose income opportunities.
A well-designed website can become a revenue-generating machine for your business. Like all machines, websites are subject to wear and tear and need regular maintenance checkups.
What starts as a one-time favor can sometimes change the course of your life. That’s exactly what happened to Josiah Bussing, founder and CEO of Mountaintop Web Design, whose entrepreneurial journey began with a broken website, a $5,000 fine, and a drive to do things better.
We’re excited to share that Josiah was recently featured on An Agency Story, a podcast hosted by Russel Dubree that showcases the real stories behind agency owners. In Episode 132 — The Accidental Tactic That Flooded His Pipeline — Josiah walks through the highs, lows, and lessons of building a remote-first agency from the ground up.
Five seconds are left on the game clock; just enough time to run one winning play. Your big man sets a screen on the top of the key drawing the opposing team’s big man outside the rim. Your point guard rolls and drives down the strong side of the court.
Do you manage a brick-and-mortar store and wonder why visitors leave your place without buying anything? Are you baffled as to why customers don’t return to your store? Planning to streamline your marketing budget but don’t know where to start?
Avoid the guesswork and consult your website analytics.
Web design and web development are terms often used interchangeably. If you have, you’re not entirely wrong. Design and development have skills that intersect. However, nuanced differences make one profession unique from the other.
When considering who uses your website, you can’t exclude people with disabilities. They understand how the Internet works but unfortunately, are physically impaired from transacting online.
Websites have a social and moral responsibility to ensure their platforms don’t discriminate against disabled people. Everyone deserves the same opportunity to access your website, regardless of their physical abilities.
What makes us human? Emotion and rationality. We feel the effect and justify our decision that caused the event.
For example, if you’re hungry, you look for a place to eat. At the restaurant, you choose the lowest-priced main course because you don’t have enough cash.
When the food arrives, you’re disappointed because the serving size is small. Your disappointment hits a new low after your first bite.