James Murgatroyd

Six to eight thousand dollars might sound like a lot — or not nearly enough — depending on what you’ve been quoted before. Some people expect the Mona Lisa with a built-in chatbot. Others just want something that doesn’t embarrass them when a prospect Googles their business. For most small and growing businesses, a $6,000–$8,000 […]

If you’re waiting until after your website is built to think about SEO, you’re already behind. At Holler Digital, we don’t treat SEO as an afterthought, it’s an essential part of the foundation. That means before a single pixel is designed or a line of code is written, we’re already laying the groundwork for visibility,

“How much does a website cost?” It’s usually the first question we get — and fair enough. Whether you’re launching a new business, refreshing a site that’s been quietly embarrassing you for a few years, or finally pulling the trigger on a redesign you’ve been putting off, knowing what to budget is the smartest place

When it comes to designing a website, one of the biggest challenges isn’t writing code or crafting copy, it’s understanding your visual taste. That’s where our 20-Second Gut Test comes in. This short but powerful design exercise is part of our UI design process, and it’s surprisingly effective. It helps us quickly capture your aesthetic

Most websites don’t fail because of poor design. They fail because too much was unclear from the start — who the site is really for, what matters most, and what someone should actually do when they get there. That’s why our process starts long before any visuals or development. We focus first on clarity: aligning

“I didn’t feel any of the local providers presented compelling creative.” It’s a common piece of feedback — and it sounds like it’s about visuals. But more often than not, it’s pointing at something else entirely: a lack of strategy, unclear thinking, and nothing that actually connects to the business behind the website. When most

Imagine you’ve just bought your dream car, a Ferrari. Ferraris are known for two things: stunning design and jaw-dropping performance. So when you finally get your new car onto an open road, you’re buzzing with excitement. The curves, the engine’s roar – it feels like you’re flying. Until you realize… you’re not. You’re flooring it,

In March 2025, Google has not officially announced any major algorithm updates.  However, recent developments and evolving SEO best practices are noteworthy for maintaining or improving your website’s search rankings. Below is a summary of key changes and actionable recommendations to adjust your SEO and content strategies accordingly. Key Developments: Emphasis on User Experience (UX):

The Google December 2024 Core Update and its accompanying spam update have made waves in the SEO community. This article provides an in-depth look at the changes, their implications for website rankings and actionable steps to refine your SEO strategy. By the end, you’ll clearly understand what has changed and how to maintain a competitive

Privacy laws are constantly evolving. With new regulations being introduced and existing ones frequently updated, staying compliant can feel like aiming at a moving target. Yet, if your website collects any kind of personal information—like names, email addresses, or payment details—you’re legally obligated to keep up. Here’s what you need to know about Privacy Policies

If you know me, you know how much I love food. Whether I’m picking up fresh local ingredients or dining in one of Edmonton’s amazing restaurants, food has always been a big part of my life. With the holidays around the corner, I was determined to finally snag the ultimate foodie item of the year:

In the bustling world of digital marketing, SEO (Search Engine Optimization) often takes center stage, and for good reason. It’s the secret sauce that helps your content get noticed in the vast ocean of the internet. But does that mean every single piece of content you create should be laser-focused on SEO? Not quite. While

At Holler Digital, we believe in delivering high-quality websites that not only look amazing but also perform exceptionally well. One of the key tools in our web development toolbox is Elementor, a powerful and user-friendly page builder plugin for WordPress that helps us achieve just that. We’ve been using this incredible tool for several years, and

Launching a new website is a big deal. It’s like unveiling a digital storefront to the world, showcasing your brand, products, and services. Naturally, you want everything to be perfect. But here’s the truth: there’s no such thing as a perfect website. Waiting for perfection can delay your launch indefinitely and hold back your business.

Imagine losing potential customers simply because your text is hard to read. It sounds dramatic, but it’s true! In our latest blog post, we reveal how something as simple as text justification can make or break your audience’s experience. Dive into the world of accessibility and learn why left-justified text is a game-changer, as per