by Gina Badalaty January 14, 2016 Follow @GinabadJanuary 14, 2016 Unlike the standard giveaway project, a group giveaway has benefits since the combined force of the bloggers can attract bigger sponsors and more traffic. Here is how to manage a group giveaway. Invite Your Group The first thing you need to do is invite bloggers … Continue reading How to Manage a Group Giveaway Project
by Antonio Catanese January 11, 2016January 11, 2016 If you want to reach a global audience, localizing your website should be high on your agenda. This single activity is the stepping stone to building your brand abroad, gaining better search rankings and improving your conversion rate from global internet users. If you’ve never done it … Continue reading Planning Your Localization Project [Infographic]
by Ali J. Taylor January 3, 2016 Follow @BelMarketingDSJanuary 3, 2016 Design is hard. Design is also easy. It all depends on what happens in between the beginning and the end of the project that determines which. If you’re a client and you’ve never worked on a project with a designer before, I’m sure the … Continue reading Know Your Why – 3 Tips For A Successful Web Design Project
by Andy Holland January 1, 2016January 1, 2016 There are any amount of dull protect management apps out there. But thankfully finding ones which are user friendly and geared towards more creative types is becoming ever more easier. All of them, as you can imagine, are centred around making a project run smoothly through tracking … Continue reading Project Management Tools for Digital Agencies: Here’s How We Build Your Site
by Gyles Seward November 17, 2015 Follow @ElementaryDigiNovember 17, 2015 If you want to get into web design and are looking into doing it professionally, you need to keep up to date with all the latest tools to really stay ahead of everyone else. There are tools to help you manage your time, your team, … Continue reading Project Management Tools for Web Designers
Rating service wants to ensure fast-loading AMP pages are credited properly to publishers. Danny Sullivan on November 9, 2015 As publishers are considering making use of the new Google-backed accelerated mobile pages (AMP), some might wonder if they’ll be properly credited when this fast-loading content appears at Twitter, Google and elsewhere. Enter tracking service comScore, … Continue reading comScore To Support AMP Project, Better Tracking Of Accelerated Mobile Pages
John HewickOctober 30, 2015 Agile and Waterfall are two different approaches to software development. Agile was in fact developed in response to the linear sequential design process of Waterfall, which can limit designers. Agile offers more freedom, Waterfall more structure. If you are starting a software design project, you are probably wondering which method is … Continue reading Agile vs Waterfall – Which Is Best for Your Project?
Alexandra LevitOctober 21, 2015 Project management certification can give your career a big boost this year, but which direction should you pursue? This handy primer will inform your decision. As we talked about in the last post, PM certifications increase your earning potential and differentiate you on the job market. The Project Management Institute offers … Continue reading 6 Paths To Project Manager Stardom
Debi LewisOctober 6, 2015 Some business owners can do it all: find the commercial space for their business, paint it, install the new light fixtures, find affordable office furniture online, source and hire all their employees via Craigslist, design their own business cards/print ads/online ads, and then actually do the work of their business too. … Continue reading Tough Choices for Your Next Web Project: Heavy Workload vs Lotsa Outsourcing
Debi LewisOctober 2, 2015 We have all become masters of online research in recent years, and perhaps none are so masterful as business owners. Need to find the best quality (but affordable) business cards? Google it. Need to learn how to use your new Square credit card reader? Surely there’s a YouTube video. Where is … Continue reading Tough Choices for Your Next Web Project: DIY Research vs. Limited Options
