Often an image conveys a message better than a 1,000 words.

University website designers, do you get the message?
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This is not really an easy topic and before you make such a radical move there is a lot to take into consideration. The first thing you need to ask yourselves is why would you want do something like that? – Continue reading One Site Fits All or Better Having Microsites?
Designing and managing a website need not be an expensive affair. There are several useful free and open source applications available for download that allow you to do everything from designing the graphics for your site to editing blog posts. This list is not comprehensive, but rather provides the categories for each step of website management, as well as open source examples of tools you can use. Special thanks to 34sp.com dedicated web hosting for their insight. Continue reading Open Source Web Management and Design Tools
For several years radio has been the form of transferring news and marketing. When TV didn’t exist radio was the only resource used to listen to latest news and also was the only marketing technique which could reach the market within seconds. And now Internet and TV have become a strong marketing technique for many years but are taking over the market? I don’t think so. The figures below shows what the popular radio stations are in the UK and how many people listen to them: Continue reading Why Radio Is Still A Very Strong Marketing Technique
Daniel Footwear decided to invite SEO company, Blueclaw to re- style and improve their online retail store, with hope to gain an edge over their competitors and provide excellent consumer usability. The brief from Daniel Footwear covered the following issues.
Email blasts- the right (and not annoying) way to do them
Email blasts, the epicenter of the direct electronic marketing world, are a popular tool that many businesses use. Because of the misuse of this tactic by a large number of companies, the approach has gained an unseemly reputation. Most people will simply discard emails that look like they originated from an email blast, and even the ones that are opened only rarely prompt the reader to act. So, how can you use the email blast technique correctly and effectively? Continue reading Email blasts – the right (and not annoying) way to do them |
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