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Gravity Forms: Top Quality Support When You Really Need It

At LBDesign, we put great emphasis on delivering high-quality work for our clients – even on tight deadlines. Recently, we were racing through a fast-moving client project that required advanced form functionality under intense time pressure. When we hit a technical snag that could have thrown off the client’s timeline, Gravity Forms support stepped in…

Runners gathering at the starting line at Good Neighbor Day 2023 in Downingtown, PA
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Supporting Good Neighbor Day in Downingtown, Pennsylvania

Since 2016, LBDesign has been an active supporter of Good Neighbor Day in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. Good Neighbor Day is a community-organized day of of events, held every year on July 4th, to celebrate both the birthday of the USA and the local area community. Beginning with a race, the entire day is filled with activities…

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Sourcing Content: How to Generate Meaningful Content 

As a marketing and design consultancy, marketing is a big part of what we do. Working closely with business and non-profit clients, we create focused marketing strategies and campaigns. We have come to understand that good content is key to any successful marketing campaign. To help others learn from our experience, we are sharing sources…

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Lessons from Sharing: What We’ve Learned from the Start Local Podcast

We know that owning and operating a business or non-profit can be challenging, even in the best of times. Now, businesses and non-profits have had to learn and adapt to keep their doors open in the COVID-19 economy. The good news is that we are not alone, and that we can learn from the experience…

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Zero Day Attacks: Minimizing the Risk for WordPress Websites

As marketing and design consultants, we work to keep our clients, and ourselves, safe from hackers and malicious software, primarily from website hackers. Given the nature of zero day attacks, websites may be vulnerable before there is a solution, but there are still ways to reduce the risk of these vulnerabilities.