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.
Change is a response to shifts and disruptions in an environment’s conditions. It’s brought about by factors influencing demand, preferences, tastes, needs, and thought processes.
Technology, laws and regulations, politics, supply availability, and the financial and economic situation can trigger change.
Failure to adapt to change can lead to your business closing down.
Your website is like your office and retail store. When visitors enter, you want them to be impressed with what they see. You want them to be entertained by the facilities. You want them to find what they’re looking for, and they’ll be compelled to purchase.
Animation is a web design tool that can do all three: impress, entertain, and locate.
It can also distract and annoy site users and slow webpage loading times.
Change is a response to shifts and disruptions in an environment’s conditions. It’s brought about by factors influencing demand, preferences, tastes, needs, and thought processes.
Technology, laws and regulations, politics, supply availability, and the financial and economic situation can trigger change.
Failure to adapt to change can lead to your business closing down.
The developers confirmed your website’s mobile responsiveness, speed, and functionality. You’ve diligently published optimized content and consistently posted on social media.
You checked and tested the quality of your products and offered multiple payment options. Your team set up an extensive warehousing and logistics system.
Videos are an excellent medium for delivering content. Wyzowl’s 2024 report shared the following interesting statistics on how video improved key business metrics:
ROI: 90%
Brand awareness: 90%
Sales: 87%
Lead generation: 87%
Website traffic: 86%
Product knowledge: 86%
Time-on-page: 82%
With such eye-opening numbers, why aren’t all businesses using video?
A 2024 American Psychology Association (APA) survey revealed that 23% of employees aren’t satisfied with career growth opportunities at their respective companies.
Employers haven’t caught on.
63% of respondents in a 2022 Pew Research Center survey cited “Lack of career opportunities” as the reason for leaving their employers.
You don’t have to be near the full retirement age of 67 to start saving for retirement. It would be great if you started putting away money for your nest egg in your 20s. If you did, you would reap the benefits of compounded interest when you hit your sunset years.
We’re 91% sure you’ll click an explainer video on a home page. Why? Because that’s what the 2024 survey says: 91% of consumers watch videos to learn more about a product.
You can’t make money without spending money. That’s the harsh truth in business. You need money to fund your cost of goods, operating expenses, and revenue-generating activities such as marketing campaigns, expansion projects, and research and development.
You can’t make money without spending money. That’s the harsh truth in business. You need money to fund your cost of goods, operating expenses, and revenue-generating activities such as marketing campaigns, expansion projects, and research and development.