Delaware gives a unique challenge to those of us in the business of designing medical websites. Its code sanctions a practitioner who advertises in an unethical or unprofessional manner. Could there be more a mushy term than "unprofessional"? Delaware physicians must be sure to talk with their legal counsel to learn more about how to...
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Along with the redesign of the Etna blog, graphics were needed to represent abstract topics from Google SEO to online product launches. Instead of using an assortment of stock photography, flat icon or symbol graphics similar to those used elsewhere on the site were opted for. From direct, text driven graphics to metaphors and playful...
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Every so often I'll find a little spare time during the weekend and get to thinking about my online marketing. What can I do with just a few hours that will make a difference in the success of my online marketing efforts? It always gets us excited when one of our clients asks what they...
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Delivering complex Web applications on time and on budget is a difficult engineering task. It requires that the engineer be conscious of the big picture - the client’s business case - and the individual components that make up the larger system. Each individual line of code helps realize the larger vision and serves the client....
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A topic that is often discussed and sometimes misunderstood by online marketers is the idea of content and how it relates to what matters most to you as a business owner – the bottom line. The traditional model for publicity is one based around interruption and succeeds in holding a consumer’s attention for a short...
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Besides social media being ever-changing and a unique experience for each person, it’s also about creating a connection, building trust and inadvertent marketing. And this is why I love it. Creating a Connection Never before has creating a connection with customers been more fun and more personable. Social media allows us to speak to customers...
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Why would I exchange links with another site? Many years ago the major search engines were faced with a hypothetical problem. If two sites were essentially the same...similar content, similar structure...which one should they rank ahead of the other? To come up with an answer they borrowed a tactic from the real world of human...
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I had my site built by another company, and it is really attractive. But there are all these ugly sites ranking ahead of me in the search engines. Why do the ugly sites get better rankings than my nice site? You have to remember that search engines are really text engines. Search engines cannot see...
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