by Benjamin Brandall May 27, 2016May 27, 2016 Being a freelancer can be difficult. A recent study showed that 34% of the US workforce are freelancers, and with the world becoming more friendly towards freelancers, the competition is growing rapidly. You may be wondering how you can stay ahead of the pack, how to keep … Continue reading How to be a Freelance Designer Without Going Insane
by Katharina Cavano May 12, 2016May 12, 2016 We’ve all been to them or we’ve at least been invited to them, a mixer or industry networking event held at a local bar or restaurant…or worse, a conference center. What is it about these events that make our skin crawl or that sends introverts running back … Continue reading How to Network Without Going to Networking Events
by Katherine Buchholz April 16, 2016April 16, 2016 We wrote a while back about 5 reasons marketers need to be aware of native advertising. Since then, native advertising has skyrocketed. A recent study from IHS Technology and Facebook’s Audience Network details how native advertising is the future of mobile marketing. (And since we know mobile … Continue reading Why Marketing Is Going Native in a Mobile World
By David Leonhardt|2016-02-29T12:56:09+00:00March 4th, 2016|Mobile, Web Design|3 Comments When The Who first sang Goin’ Mobile, they could not have anticipated a whole generation of entrepreneurs concerned about how something called a “website” would appear on a miniature, interactive TV screen that we all keep in our pockets. But here we are in 2016, and one … Continue reading Going Mobile – Here’s How We Plan To Do It In 5 Steps
by Danny Wong March 2, 2016 Follow @dannywong1190March 2, 2016 As a store manager, you are expected to know every intimate detail of your business. Without hesitation, you should know which products are available, how many orders you receive each month and what your ideal customer looks like. So, it may be hard to believe … Continue reading Going Undercover: 6 Reasons To Audit Your eCommerce Business
by Brad Keys February 13, 2016February 13, 2016 Those in digital marketing know that it is always changing. While it’s true that the last five or six years have severely rocked the boat in terms of search results volatility, this next year promises to provide digital marketers with more stability. Algorithm updates have continued to … Continue reading SEO In 2016: Where It’s Going
by Danny Wong February 12, 2016 Follow @dannywong1190February 12, 2016 When I built my first eCommerce business, every order mattered. We accommodated as many customer requests as humanly possible to get product shipped out the door and into happy shoppers’ hands to earn an extra buck. Sometimes, we even fulfilled orders at cost because we … Continue reading Going Global: 11 eCommerce Strategies
by Zain Devraj February 4, 2016February 4, 2016 No industry takes turns as sharply as the web design industry does. The reason is that there is a great deal of advancement and design challenges. So a designer has to be active about each and every web technology trend. With the start of 2016, the eyes … Continue reading What is Going to Be Considered as Bad and Ugly Web Design in 2016?
by Bob Hutchins February 3, 2016 Follow @BobhutchinsFebruary 3, 2016 Every social media platform has its own Golden Hour. You know about the Hour. It’s that time when all is right… the platform is free, simple, all your friends are using it, and–most importantly–there are no ads or marketing. For Facebook, the “Golden Hour” was … Continue reading What’s REALLY Going On With Snapchat? [Infographic]
by Laura Cole January 28, 2016January 28, 2016 While economic experts continue to forewarn of a global recession in 2016, small business markets around the world remain relatively positive. Take the U.S., for example, where 77% of small business-owners claim to have a positive commercial outlook for the year ahead and 72% of respondents believe … Continue reading Going it Alone: How to Self-Fund Your Small Business Start-Up
