Positioning Your Company During The Coronavirus Outbreak
The Coronavirus has taken a toll on the economy. And for strong leaders, market share has never been cheaper to capture.
The Watercooler
On Google Maps: P Is For Parking
There’s a discussion going on over at Search Engine Roundtable as to what the new P pin is for on Google maps. The discussion came up after Marc Zwygart posted a screen shot over on Google+. None of the folks that Barry had a chance to ask before the article published were able to give an […]
Steal This Picture
The New York Public Library yesterday announced the addition of over 180,000 items to their free-to-use public domain digital images. The images include a wide array of historically important to just downright interesting images and the Digital Collections page should be bookmarked by anyone who publishes on the web and often finds themselves in need […]
Oculus vs Cardboard: The Battle For VR
The future of technology is a battleground and in the fight for Virtual Reality supremacy there are two commercial leaders and both these leaders are fighting hard. Over the past few days both Google/Cardboard and Facebook/Oculus and pushed out major initiatives to win the hearts and minds of consumers. Let’s look at what they did. […]
November 5, 2015: This Day In Search
I was looking through all the day’s stories trying to pick the most important to write about and I’ll be honest, I just couldn’t. So many great subjects were covered int he news today that it was impossible so today we’re going to do a roundup of the recommended (dare I say … required) reading […]
66% of All E-commerce Interactions Are Spent Using Mobile
According to a study performed by OtherLevels.com (link no longer available) 66% of all e-commerce Interactions are spent in the mobile environment. Just because you are mobile friendly doesn’t necessarily mean sales will automatically come through your front door. In order to harness the power of mobile e-commerce you need to utilize the power of content […]
Mozcon 2015: Marty Weintraub
DISCLAIMER: This post is written as a live blog from Mozcon. There may be typos and grammar to make my high school English teachers weep. Please excuse those … it’s a fast=paced conference with back-to-back sessions and no time for proofing or even proper writing. Next up and last for the day is a speaker […]
WordPress WorkBench: Feed Them Social
Last week, I had a great opportunity to spend some time setting up Social Media connections for a client’s website. It’s usually fairly straightforward linking out to social media sites, and some theme even have dashboard settings that will get your social media buttons all set, just by adding a link in. Pulling streams in […]
WordPress Workbench: Note Press
If you create websites for other people or businesses, there comes a point in any development cycle where you realized someone else needs to work on this site at some point. Providing proper documentation and instructions is an essential part in a smooth deployment, but these guides can get lost in the mix over the […]