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Planning a website redesign?

A fresh new look is great — but a redesign can also hurt your search rankings if SEO isn’t handled correctly.

Things like changed URLs, missing redirects, broken internal links, slow page speeds, and removed content can all cause traffic to drop after launch.

We put together a quick guide on how to redesign your website while protecting the SEO value you’ve already built.

Read it here:
https://www.sprkcrtv.com/redesigning-your-website-without-losing-seo/

Redesigning Your Website Without Losing SEO Complete Checklist | Spark Creative Learn how to redesign your website without sacrificing SEO. Follow our detailed checklist to ensure a smooth transition, maintain rankings, and boost user experience.

Is WordPress still a good choice for a business website in 2026?

For many businesses, absolutely.

WordPress offers a strong combination of design flexibility, SEO capabilities, scalability, integrations, and long-term control over your website.

We recently updated one of our older articles to look at five of the biggest reasons businesses still choose WordPress today.

Read: Why Businesses Still Choose WordPress for Their Websites

https://www.sprkcrtv.com/five-benefits-of-having-your-business-website-built-with-wordpress/

More website traffic is great — but what if your phone calls, form submissions, and sales aren’t increasing with it?

The problem may not be how many people are visiting your site. It may be what happens after they arrive.

In our latest article, we cover some of the most common reasons website traffic grows without generating more leads, including poor calls to action, mobile usability issues, slow load times, weak landing pages, broken forms, and missing conversion tracking.

If your traffic is up but results are flat, it may be time to take a closer look at the customer journey.

Read our latest post: Why Your Website Traffic May Be Up — But Leads Aren’t

https://www.sprkcrtv.com/why-your-website-traffic-may-be-up-but-leads-arent/

Why Your Website Traffic May Be Up — But Leads Aren’t | Spark Creative Seeing your website traffic increase is usually a good sign. More visitors can mean your SEO efforts are working, your advertising is reaching a larger audience, or more people are becoming aware…