Livewire SEO

The most common question we receive following a website launch is, “How can I increase traffic to my website without spending a fortune or buying ads?” Every website we develop for a customer includes what we refer to as “Basic SEO”; this simply means that we will fill

PHP Is Still King

Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) is a popular server-side scripting language for building websites. Around 70% of all websites online today use PHP, a computer language that was created in 1994 by Rasmus Lerdorf. Since it is available for everyone to use and alter, PHP is known as an open-source

What is in a name? SEO strategies for Facebook

Establishing Connections. Social media represents a critical marketing opportunity for small business in creating connections with potential clients through shares and referrals. There are certain marketing and SEO strategies that standout in creating value for your business. We all have that friend that excusably shares information just to

Maintaining Correct Site Structure

One of the biggest holes in a client’s SEO (pre livewire SEO, that is) is almost always the site structure. So many SEO companies focus on content and backlinks that quality code is often overlooked. There are many cases where we have come into the tail end of

Extend Your iPhone or iPad Battery Life

A common problem in todays world – batteries haven’t really kept up with the rest of the tech world and are absolutely the weak link in virtually any modern day tech pack. Things have gotten better over the years. My smartphone lasts about 18 hours depending on usage

Why Local Web Design Matters for Your Ocala Business

In today’s digital age, having a professional website isn’t just an option—it’s a necessity. But not all websites are created equal, especially when it comes to local businesses. If your business is based in Ocala, FL, choosing a local web design company like Livewire can make all the

OpenCart CCBill Payment Module ★★★★

May 27, 2014

4 Stars for this plugin.

It worked, that part is true but we had to make some modifications and there were some syntax issues with the PHP. Overall though, a solid plugin for opencart and the ONLY one we found worth a darn for CCBill. We think our relationship with opencart might be over anyway, if you’re interested to know. While the system and the administration are robust, we’ve just had too many headaches and plugins are such a pain. Mainly the file structure is most problematic and we just don’t appreciate the added work in dealing with it.

We’ll be testing out prestashop instead and will have our diagnosis soon.