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Most websites you visit are filled with words. And that may seem simple, but if you build a website, you're going to have to be the one to come up with those words. How do you decide what to put up there and how much is too much? What should you focus on?

Graham and Ashkahn tackle the elusive web copy problem for float centers and provide some helpful tips for anyone who's feeling a little overwhelmed at the concept.

Show Resources

Tips for a proper website setup – DSP 20

I’m just putting together my website – any big tips? – DSP 60

Should we Pay for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Services? – DSP 169

Tips on Website Copywriting – DSP 239

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Ashkahn: All right. Welcome.

Graham: Hey, everybody. Another day, another podcast.

Ashkahn: Yeah.

Graham: Happy flag day.

Ashkahn: Yeah. Your business is our business.

Graham: Legally, now, by listening to this podcast.