Today, we’re diving into the evolution of macaroni and cheese over the years and how your website design should adapt to connect with your audience. Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, a classic favorite, has been around since 1937. Back then, it was the pioneer in introducing ready-made macaroni and cheese in a box. In the first year alone, they sold a whopping 9 million boxes of this iconic product.

Fast-forward to today, Kraft Macaroni and Cheese is still incredibly popular. We'll be looking at how Macaroni and Cheese has changed over time, but our main focus is on how upgrading your website can help your company. We'll talk about the benefits of a website overhaul and how Broadstreet.net can assist you in this process. Let’s explore how to make that happen!

Google constantly rebrands its apps, but most people don't even realize it. Recently, the company quietly changed the name of its Google Wallet app to "Google Pay." 

While the change may seem minor, it's part of a larger strategy by Google to unify all of its payment products under one brand.

This blog post will light up Google's recent rebrandings and why they are crucial.

We'll also discuss some of the other recent changes that have been made to Google's apps and services. Stay tuned!

But before diving right into the main facts, let’s know a brief history of Google's innovation. Specifically, we’ll be covering:

• Brief History Covering Google’s Innovations
• Google AdWords >>> Google Ads
• Google My Business >>> Google Business Profile
• G Suite >>> Google Workspace
• A Quick Look Into Google+ 
• Google Reader Vanished: Why Exactly?

That being said, let’s dive right in…

In spite of our undying affection for both Drupal and WordPress, we recognize that there are situations in which one is better suited than the other. 

We split our time roughly in half between the two platforms, and our experience in so many different fields has given us a deep understanding of the benefits and drawbacks of both. 

This article goes in-depth, but it should help anyone decide whether WordPress or Drupal is better for their needs.

Let's quickly introduce the two contestants before delving into the meat of the comparison. They are both CMSes, or content management systems. 

As the name suggests, this means that they provide you with a means to host your own website, where you can then create and administer all of the content yourself.

Reflecting on 2020, Looking Ahead to 2021

It is no secret that 2020 was a big year for the internet, but it was also a big year for Broadstreet. When the COIVD-19 pandemic stuck, people suddenly became much more dependent on the internet for every part of life. Before March, we would go to restaurants to sit down and eat, but now we call ahead to order, we place orders online, and we get take out. Online shopping increased, and more businesses realized that choosing to keep their products offline limited their adaptability to the increased demand for shopping online. 

“Businesses that thought they didn't need a website all of a sudden realized ‘Oh my, we're really behind the curve!’ That change in mindset was the biggest thing in 2020.” Tom Sliker said. “We watched this slow and steady adoption to the internet and e-commerce over the years, and all of a sudden, it just got a big boost in the arm.”