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Posts Tagged ‘Web Design’

Mar
22

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Design for Real People, Account for the Robots

Fri Mar, 2013 by

A few days ago I read somewhere that if you’re not content marketing you’re not marketing. And I must say, it’s 100 percent true. Photo by idovermani Design for Real People In order to be a successful company you have to become a master of communication. Good content marketing delivers information that makes your customer [...]

Jul
14

Google’s Web-Data Exchange Almost Ready

Thu Jul, 2011 by

Google is working on an exchange — akin to other exchanges such as health insurance, etc. — for web-data. The set-up is simple, it’s the devil that is in the details. Internet users, advertising viewers, would be divided into groups and then cookies for certain data segments would be placed in browsers of those users. [...]

Jun
27

Google Faces FTC Inquiry Just As It Is at Weakest

Mon Jun, 2011 by

The Federal Trade Commission has announced that it will look into complaints about some anti-competitive practices by Google. Google currently controls two thirds of the search market. What is interesting about this announcement is that Google is right now at its weakest since securing its dominance as the search leader. TmobileTeeks.com Microsoft’s Bing is an [...]

Jun
22

Google Pushing To Be Worldwide Leader in Instant Communications

Wed Jun, 2011 by

Google is launching a new framework, WebRTC, which would make instant communications an open source endeavor across all types of devices. The framework would allow chatting, email, voice and even video commutations possible regardless of the proprietary standards of the internet enabled device. Computing.co.uk This would be a huge development for the digital agency. Not [...]

Jun
21

Mobile Apps Now Drive More Time than Web

Tue Jun, 2011 by

There are two reasons June was a significant month for the digital agency. Tablet and smartphones sales were larger in volume than desktops and notebooks. Secondly, users spent more time on mobile applications than they did viewing web pages. That last development was the result mainly of more sessions per user rather than longer sessions. [...]

Jun
17

FaceBook’s Project Spartan Is Now Officially Out To Kill Apple

Fri Jun, 2011 by

TechCrunch says there are about 80 developers that have been working on Project Spartan for a couple of months now. Project Spartan is FaceBook’s attempt to take HTML5 to a new level, killing applications. Instead of applications, web pages would be able to execute the actions people use apps for. SiteWorx.com The main beneficiary of [...]

Jun
15

Google Mobile Search page Updated

Wed Jun, 2011 by

Google Mobile’s search page used to be a replica of the non-mobile version. Google has recognized, however, that most mobile searches are utilizing the mobile aspect of the search. Their response is to better integrate Google Places into the search page. The page now looks normal except at the bottom where the user is given [...]

Jun
09

WordPress Comments Gains FaceBook and Twitter Integration

Thu Jun, 2011 by

The first rule of digital agencies, particularly with small firms for clients, is to have some sort of content platform, i.e. a blog. Blogs are great for communicating long form communications with the public, but they are not as good about receiving feedback. The process for a customer to leave feedback on a blog is [...]

Jun
09

App Attrition Rate Higher for Android than iOS

Thu Jun, 2011 by

Attrition is a term for when things disappear or become nonfunctional. It’s a term usually referred for military discussion about forces size, but it is also pertinent dealing with mobile applications. The Android marketplace has an attrition rate of 32%, 95,000 of the 300,000 apps ever to appear in the marketplace are no longer there. [...]

Jun
03

Pay Wall Proliferation

Fri Jun, 2011 by

A survey conducted with newspapers finds more and more of them are erecting pay walls. 46% of newspapers with a circulation smaller than 25,000 now require a subscription to access at least some of its content. Only 24% of newspapers with more than 25,000 in circulation have a pay wall erected. This trend is not [...]