In this episode, Michael Kierspe explains what cookies are in relation to websites, what types of cookies there are and the role they play in digital marketing.

In this episode, Mary Katherine Bushnell, Communications & Training Specialist at Infomedia, discusses the meaning of the term "above the fold" in relation to websites, why it's no longer necessary to include all the important information on your site above the fold, and how SEO plays a role in what should be at the top of a website.

In this episode, Spencer Batten breaks down what a web browser is, how it interprets code and data in order for you to view a website, and why it's important for a web developer to test across all modern browsers for consistency.

In this episode, Content Strategist Alana Harmond explains how Infomedia collaborates with Google Drive and how you can use Google Drive to organize content for your website.

In this episode, Pam Sanderson explains what redirects are, how they can help retain traffic on your domain, and how they can help you avoid having 404 (page not found) errors.

Daniel Weaver, a developer at Infomedia, discusses what HTTPS and SSL mean, how SSL can protect your information and what could happen if a site doesn't have SSL.

In this episode, Michael Stuckey explains what a development site, or "dev site" is. He discusses how dev sites work, whether Google can find them, and what happens when it's time to launch the new site.

In this episode, Infomedia Developer Spencer Batten discusses caching — what it means, why it often causes issues, and how to clear your cache.

Michael Kierspe explains meta descriptions and how they not only tell Google what is on your website, but also how they can help your site rank higher in Google searches.

Today’s episode features Michael Stuckey, Development & Education Specialist at Infomedia. We discuss password managers and how they can help you keep your accounts and information safe and secure, and why using a password manager is more secure than letting your browser remember your passwords for you. We also provide some recommendations for password managers we like using, as well as some tips for getting started.