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April 2014
- April 1st, 2014 | By Jeremy Girard | Category: Website Design and Development
Mythbusters: Website Edition
Are these myths and misconceptions of website design undermining the quality of the user experience on your site?
- April 1st, 2014 | By Jeremy Girard | Category: Marketing and Trustcasting
The Who, What, When, Why and How of Successful Email Marketing, Part II
Nailing these fundamentals will make the difference between a campaign that captivates and motivates versus one that is ignored and condemned to the trash folder.
- April 1st, 2014 | By Carey Arvin | Category: Marketing and Trustcasting
TOMS Roasting Co. vs. Vogue’s Kimye Cover: A Cautionary Tale in Brand Evolution
Three commandments for disaster-proofing your next big idea.
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- April 14th, 2014 | Source: SitePoint | Category: Website Design and Development
How Many of Your Users Need Accessible Websites?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) came into existence in order to provide equal access and equal opportunity to people with disabilities. These statistics from the World Health Organization (WHO)help to illustrate the importance of creating content for those using assistive technology, including blind as well as hearing impaired people.
- April 11th, 2014 | Source: 60 Second Marketer | Category: Marketing and Trustcasting
Do TV Ads Still Matter? New Data Provides the Answer
And here we thought it was all about the Internet. But in fact, TV reaches 88% of American adults, whereas the Internet still only reaches 73%. And even with the millennial obsession with streaming, 85% of video viewing is live television.
- April 10th, 2014 | Source: Social Media Explorer | Category: Public Relations and Social Media
Selfies Suck!
Social media has represented one of the all-time greatest power grabs ever by the individual. We (The Crowd) control the message. But the selfie is the antithesis of that. It spits in the face of the power of the collective voice and turns everything into a world of ME, ME, ME.
- April 8th, 2014 | Source: Social Media Today | Category: Website Design and Development
24 Things to Consider When Designing and Developing a Website
From functionality and appearance to navigation and coding integrity, a lot goes into creating an eye-catching, user-friendly website.
- April 7th, 2014 | Source: SitePoint | Category: Website Design and Development
Copyright 101: The 10 Things to Know About Using Imagery
To avoid potential litigation, crippling settlements, and loss of credibility- refresh yourself with a basic copyright guideline and avoid common pitfalls.
- April 4th, 2014 | Source: Entrepreneur | Category: Marketing and Trustcasting
Gary Vaynerchuk’s Lessons for Life and Business
The overarching theme of entrepreneur, author and angel investor Gary Vaynerchuk’s “How to Rock SXSW” session? Be good, but try your damnedest to be better.
- April 3rd, 2014 | Source: Search Engine Watch | Category: Traffic Building
3 Ways Merchants Can Gain More Visibility on Google
There are far more than 1 million Google advertisers. Even if your products are priced competitively, you have flawless SEO and your PPC campaigns are optimized, you have some steep competition on Google. Here are some easy ways to get a leg up.
- April 2nd, 2014 | Source: Daily Blog Tips | Category: Public Relations and Social Media
Don’t Do These Seven Things When Writing a Blog Post
In school, you probably learned how to write essays, short stories and even poems. But’s unlikely that anyone taught you how to write a blog post, and as a result, you might be going about it the wrong way.
- April 1st, 2014 | Source: Entrepreneur | Category: Marketing and Trustcasting
The Two Words Steve Jobs Hated Most
According to Allison Johnson, former Apple VP of Worldwide Marketing Communication, the two most “dreaded, hated” words at Apple under Steve Jobs were “branding” and “marketing.”
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Nothing Left to Say? The Decline and Fall of Blog Comments
As a general trend, Twitter mentions tend to outweigh comments by 100 to 1, which leads one to ask: “Do we really need comments at all?”
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