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HTML5 has a lot of pretty awesome features. One in particular that I have been playing around with lately is the geolocation API. With this API, you can detemine the geographical location of your users. This can be helpful for applications that might recommend local services or products based on a person’s location. Another use of this would be to display the user’s location on a map (we can do […Read More]
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The Relationship of SEO and Development, Part 1
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is an integral part of development. Are you a developer wondering why you should be concerned with SEO? If you thought it was just about the content on a page, and how many Keywords you can stuff into that, stick around. You will see just why SEO is so important to the development process of a site. This list is not in any particular order, but […Read More]
Be a Good Parent to Your Links
Link builders are constantly looking for quality, authoritative sites to partner with. Whether that be through guest posting or directory submissions, link builders are always trying to expand and improve their prospect lists to better diversify their client’s link building profile. With that comes an incredible amount of research, outreach, and link evaluation. The most successful link building campaigns have the potential to increase a site’s traffic, search engine rankings, […Read More]
Find Your Font And Gain A Captive Audience
Fonts are primarily for visual pleasure, it’s true. Since visual impact is significant to user experience, designating the right font for your content will help decide if your content will actually reach and engage your audience. Your Font Experience Font enthusiasts may have heard about a documentary called Helvetica by Gary Hustwit where the subject of how Helvetica came to be the most popular font in the world is analyzed. Typeface aficionados may have heard […Read More]
Why Dr. Seuss Should Have Been a Web Content Writer
Before there was Internet and networks and so on There was a man that we all did dote on His name was Seuss, and his tongue was loose Rhyming and twisting words about life and battles and political faddle To teach us all about the things that matter As you all know after reading my last post on Doctor Who, I really like my doctors. So, this time, I thought […Read More]
All Words are NOT Created Equal
Words are fun. They help us communicate with each other. And with as many words as there are (and with more being invented every year), it’s easy to find the exact way to say what we want in any number of ways. However, according to tender writing services sydney this does not mean that all words are created equal. But… but… synonyms! They’re words that all mean the same thing, […Read More]
Where Did You Search Today?
Earlier today in his talk at the Dallas Digital Summit, Jon Kaufman asked you where you searched today? You voted, and here are your results! If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to give us a shout @AdviceGroup You need to upgrade your Flash Player to view this page.
The Mysterious Kolache Box: How to Advertise with QR Codes
A few days ago a mysterious box of kolaches showed up in our break room. By lunch they were gone and the kolache box, covered in advertisements from third parties, was about to be tossed. But, as an internet marketing company filled with inquisitive geeks, questions had to be asked. Where was the company branding from the kolaches-maker? No branding, no website, no phone number. Where did these QR […Read More]
Jon Kaufman and Other Passionate Presenters Highlight the Dallas Digital Summit Stage
Today will mark the first day of the two-day Dallas Digital Summit (#DDSum12). As I sit and ponder all of the events, conventions, and summits I have been to across my technology career, I wonder what makes those events special and fruitful—I wonder what will make the first-annual Dallas Digital Summit different from all others? What makes them good? Information that would not ordinarily be available or understood through SlideShare, Go-To-Meeting, […Read More]
The Increasing Demand for Search Marketers: A Plea for Honest Work
“the times, they are a-changin’…” At a recent search marketing conference here in Dallas, a common joke permeated throughout several presentations. The joke was that search marketers always come on stage and start their talks with, “Our industry is always changing.” While it’s easy to make light of a very general throwaway phrase, our industry really is always changing, and fast. The joke would have little to no merit if […Read More]