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We were guests on the Sass and Sage Podcast!

Our principal, Mike Richwalsky, was recently a guest on the Sass & Sage podcast. In this episode, he talked about the importance of web hosting.

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May 2021 1 min read
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Our principal, Mike Richwalsky, was recently a guest on the Sass & Sage podcast. In this episode, he talked about the importance of web hosting. With upcoming changes to how Google ranks pages, making sure your site is as fast as possible is more important than ever. This is going to be a key metric Google measures when doing its rankings.

The Sass & Sage Podcast is a marketing podcast hosted by Dylan Zsigray of Spark Creative and Lynne Wilson of Ginger Digital Marketing. The describe their show:

If 2020 showed us anything, it highlighted the sheer importance of maintaining a digital presence. Most businesses know that they need to market themselves online, but the sheer number of channels and tactics at their disposal can be very overwhelming. Join Dylan Zsigray and Lynne Wilson, digital marketers, and close friends, with their new podcast, Sass & Sage. In bite-size episodes, you’ll gain the knowledge and confidence to use numerous digital marketing channels to grow your business, coupled with sass-filled conversations and sarcastic remarks!

The episode is available anywhere you listen to podcasts, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and many more.

Mike Richwalsky
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Mike Richwalsky

Mike is a partner at Gas Mark 8, a creative marketing agency in Cleveland, Ohio and Manchester, England. He focuses on the technical side of marketing and web development — digital marketing, video, cloud, and social media — for nonprofits, higher education, and small businesses across the US and UK.

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