How We Develop for Multiple Browsers

There are 10 major versions of Internet explorer, 5 major versions of Firefox, 25+ major versions of Chrome and 5+ versions of Safari. That's just desktop versions. If you get into mobile browsers the picture gets even more convoluted. The market share for each story...

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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...

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Responsive Design vs Mobile Sites

Imagine you want a website done and you want it to be mobile-optimized. You have two firms who want to take different routes to make the site look good on mobile - one wants to build a mobile-optimized site and the other wants to build you a responsive site....

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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...

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3 Powerful Tools for Your Website

In our searches to find better ways to serve our clients, we often find powerful and useful tools for measuring website success and metrics. Here are a couple of tools that we've stumbled upon to measure how well your website is performing. Pingdom Tools Pingdom...

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Google’s Rich Snippets

Google has just begun integrating a useful new feature called rich snippets into their search results. These snippets of code allow you to specify certain characteristics about your company, business. people, products, and/or places that the search engine's bot...

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Why You Need a Mobile-Friendly Site

28% of web usage happens from a mobile phone. This doesn't even count all of the tablets and chromebooks that are sold at rates exceeding those of desktops. 53% of adults with a smartphone used it to access the Internet. This means that if you have a website that...

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