Last month LinkedIn introduced a new feature allowing you to see how your profile compares to others in your network. As part of Who’s Viewed Your Profile, the new “How You Rank” tool allows you to compare your profile to others in your network based on profile views....
How to Create Responsive CSS Triangles
CSS3 triangles are great - they can be used to add a lot of spice to a design or elements that would other wise be flat and boring. However, they also come with one or two problems: mainly that borders don't accept percentages. SO, if you would like to add triangles...
The Power of Remarketing
Any marketer knows that it's far easier to keep an existing customer than create a new one. Remarketing is all about capitalizing on this principle. But what exactly is remarketing? Put simply, remarketing is the practice of segmenting consumers based on how they have...
Using Custom Post Types in WordPress
WordPress released the Custom Post Types option in Version 3.0 and since then it has become a favorite for WordPress developers whenever a piece of content doesn't fit neatly into the page or post column. They are one of our favorite tools over here so I thought I'd...
AdWords & SEO: The Match Made in Heaven
AdWords and similar PPC programs are very different from organic search engine optimization efforts on the face - AdWords is, after all,effectively paying to beat more relevant organic results and get clicks that would never have otherwise seen your website. Despite...
WordPress Customizability
Wordpress used to be a platform almost exclusively for blogging and had little functionality beyond slinging words. It's exactly the opposite today. Today, Wordpress is one of the most customizable and flexible platforms in the world - and that's exactly why you...
Does a “like” Really Translate to Brand Interaction?
According to a recent Ehrenberg-Bass Institute study, it does not. The Australian-based firm studied 200 top brands on Facebook and evaluated activity from fans who liked the page and measured further interaction such as ongoing likes, comments, and shares. They found...
2 Clicks or Less
There’s a relatively new web design rule – 2 clicks or less. This rule states that if a user has clicked two times or more and has not found what they need, you’ve lost them as a visitor. The previous rule here related to “above-the-fold”, in other words, everything...
Google+ Brand Pages
A lot of people have been waiting since Day 1 to see brand pages become real on Google+, Google’s new social networking site. Unfortunately, they’re still in the works and we’re waiting to see what they’ll look like in real life. We recently caught a great post on...
Facebook – Now your whole life rolled into one site
Facebook held their own version of the G8 summit yesterday for developers, dubbed "f8". This year they announced some spectacular changes to Facebook, from the way people will see your profile to the way that apps can use your information. Here's the skinny: Profile ...