Where smart website strategy gets cozy.
The Library is Ivingo Creative’s growing archive of insights, how-tos, and thought starters for business owners who are building beautiful, high-converting brands from the foundation up.
Think of it like your favorite reading nook stocked with practical marketing wisdom, website tips, and real talk from inside the agency. This isn’t content for content’s sake. It’s where strategy comes home.
Where smart website strategy gets cozy.
The Library is Ivingo Creative’s growing archive of insights, how-tos, and thought starters for business owners who are building beautiful, high-converting brands from the foundation up.
Think of it like your favorite reading nook stocked with practical marketing wisdom, website tips, and real talk from inside the agency. This isn’t content for content’s sake. It’s where strategy comes home.
How to Find Your Sitemap and Submit It to Google (2026 SEO Guide)
If you're working on your SEO in 2026, your sitemap is one of the easiest places to start. This guide will show you exactly how to find your sitemap, what it does, and how to submit it to Google Search Console — so your website can start showing up in search faster....
Fresh Off The Shelf
Keep the momentum going—here’s what’s new, noteworthy, and worth a scroll.
Why Your 5-Page Website Isn’t Built to Grow: Understanding Pages, Sitemaps, and Site Structure
Your website is more than your homepage and a “work with me” button. It’s not a digital business card. It’s not a passive placeholder. It sure as hell isn’t enough to have five static pages and call it a strategy. But let’s back up. Because if you’ve ever thought, “My...
WordPress Categories vs Tags: What They Are, Why They Matter for SEO, and When to Leave Them Alone
Understanding the difference between WordPress categories and tags is a small step with a big impact on your site’s navigation, SEO, and content strategy. Categories act as the broad “chapters” that organize your blog’s main topics, while tags are the specific labels that connect related ideas across posts. Used with intention, they help both Google and your audience find the right content with ease — but when they’re misused, they can clutter your site and dilute SEO value. Learn when to use each, how to avoid common pitfalls, and why a clean taxonomy is essential for a high‑performing WordPress blog.
Swipe Right on Convenience: The Case for Credit Cards in Small Business
Convenience is currency. Accepting credit cards isn’t just about getting paid faster—it’s about building trust, boosting conversions, and modernizing your customer experience. But here’s the key: don’t pass the fee onto your client. Instead, understand the math, price with intention, and bake the cost into your foundation—just like you would with rent or software.
Do You Need SEO If You Have Good Copy? (Yes, here’s why)
You wrote the copy.Maybe you hired a writer.You even used the right keywords. So why are you still buried on page three? It’s a question I hear all the time: “Do I really need SEO if my copy is good?” The short answer? Yes. You absolutely do. Why This Misconception...
Mobile Conversion Optimization: How to Turn Taps into Sales
Most of Your Visitors Are on Mobile. Are You Ready for Them? Most of your website visitors are on mobile. In fact, across industries, mobile traffic makes up over 60% of visits. But here’s the problem: most websites are still designed as if people are sitting...
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