Posts Tagged ‘google+’
How to easily measure everything you do online.
While visits and unique users are important, engagement is key. Your website traffic matters, but it is not the baseline that determines where you are succeeding or failing with your website. While it can help paint the overall picture of the site, it is only a small portion of it. You need to narrow in…
Read MoreYou Need an App. Like Now.
Before we get into the meat of it all, there are a few items we need to cover. First, there are no such things as smartphones anymore; only phones. Everyone has a connected device and they’re able to play and work online anywhere in the world. The saturation point has reach max capacity. Second, ninety-two percent of…
Read MoreOur Top Tools: Dropbox & GoogleDrive
“Did you get my email attachment?” That’s a phrase slowly going the way of the buffalo. File sizes and expectations of download speeds have grown. Cloud based storage is no longer optional for your creative team. That’s why this week our team wants to share the tools that help us continue to push the boundaries.…
Read MoreSEO Best Practices cont…
If you read part one of this two-part series, you read that the first three critical pieces of SEO are: 1) For you to narrow your focus, 2) match your copy with your SEO, and 3) make your SEO Twitter perfect. This means that instead of casting a wide net over a large audience, you are…
Read MoreSEO Best Practices
Search Engine Optimization For the majority of churches and non-profit organizations, SEO is a either largely unknown or an incredibly scary and an unattainable fantasy. True, it can be a bit complicated, but if you hire the right people or learn how to to do it on your own, you can actually become pretty good at…
Read MoreUse it or lose it.
As a growing design firm, we preach a lot of things here at Creative. One of those things is social media. You’ll notice this in video four of Creating a Web Presence that Lasts. Social media is such a gorilla these days because everyone is online. We tell our clients, stop trying to make new avenues…
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