Every web developer knows the power of a good Google search when faced with a developing problem. Learning how to search the right keywords and then knowing which search results will yield helpful hints is key to getting answers to your very specific questions. There are countless forums where we computer geniuses can trade advice, […]
What I’ve Learned from Sharing Our Office Culture on Facebook
At times, jWeb’s office culture can be elusive. Our small company has a lot of heart but it’s taken awhile to learn how to document and share it correctly. Even so, I’ve spent the last eight months experimenting with and tracking Facebook posts and across the board, posts about our office culture have been the […]
CTAs Ain’t What They Used to Be: How Mobile Has Changed Everything
Previously, we discussed calls to action (CTAs) and how they can be used to improve conversion rates on your site. But more and more, people are making searches with their mobile devices. So how do mobile CTAs compare to non-mobile CTAs? Mobile or not, the goal of CTAs remains the same. However, mobile devices will […]
Gettin’ Chatty! Twitter to Increase Character Limit for Direct Messages
You’re on Twitter and need to send a private message to someone. However, you find you have to limit what you can say or even need to send multiple messages to get your point across. Because like tweets, Twitter’s private messaging system limits users to 140-characters. Or, at least it did. Twitter has announced that […]
The Rise & Demise of the Expert Guru Extraordinaire
“An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less until he knows absolutely everything about nothing.” ― Nicholas Murray Butler You’ve all seen them on your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn feeds. The self-described SEO, Social Media, and Digital Marketing “expert/guru”. There it rests under their name like a title handed down to […]
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