Have you ever wished your wireless internet were faster? Maybe it already is, but you just don’t know it. That’s the experience I just had in my home/office. We have Verizon FiOS for our internet service and they’ve been bragging in their marketing how they’ve upgraded their internet plan speeds so that the upload and download speeds match. We supposedly have pretty fast service at 50mbps (megabits per second) for both upload and download speeds. That said, my desktop computer, a MacMini, always seems to be faster than the connections on the wireless computers.So, how can you test it?
The beginning of the year not only signals an influx of newly engaged couples, it also serves as a psychological switch for many 2015 and 2016 upcoming wedding couples to resume the planning process after a post Thanksgiving through Christmas hiatus.
The holidays are always a busy time for engagements, and then comes the January rush of visits to websites… hopefully yours. So, is your website ready to convert that traffic into inquiries, appointments and then sales? You’re only going to get one chance to make that first impression.
Note: In my last post I began a conversation about your websites and the importance of location information. Here’s the second part. If you didn’t get a chance to read the first part, 
NOTE: I try to make my articles short so you can read them quickly, in one visit. I was writing this one on a flight and when I had finished it was about twice as long as my typical post, an indication that I’m particularly passionate about this topic. So, to respect your time I’ve split this into two parts. Here’s part I. 
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