GET OUR FOUNDER'S LATEST BOOK:
Disrupt Your Now: The Successful Entrepreneur's Guide to Reimagining Your Business & Life
- Details
Did you know Instagram is the fastest growing social site globally?
And there's a great reason for that: as of now, it's still basically pure social. You can easily find posts by using hashtags, which means it's easy to find photos of things you're interested in (from kittens to skydiving, music to tattoos). It's so easy to scan a list of photos to see what you like. 180º different from Facebook, where it's practically impossible to search for something, but I digress.
- Details
In the spirit of Throwback Thursday, thought I'd share a design from back in 2006.
Did you know we've been doing this since 1996?!?
- Details
With over 100 entrées on the menu and delicious house specialties, these restaurants will make your tummy happy!
- Details
This is the kind of project we love.
A client that's important to the community, is fun to work with and welcomes creativity, and has ideas of their own so is able to give good feedback and guidance but knows when to turn things over to the pros.
- Details
We've recently had an increase in questions and concerns from our clients about SEO. For those of you who aren't familiar, SEO is Search Engine Optimization. SEO, in simple terms, is the process of influencing search engines to find your website. Why would you want this? To drive interest and potentially sales.
- Details
Working on the rebranding and new website for Halifax County Tourism (currently under development) has reminded me of what a nice place this is to visit or live in. I know I'm biased, but the truth is that we have a wider variety of things to do and places to eat than most places with a much higher population.
Currently the Tourism website is really mostly a directory of businesses. The organization has never had the manpower or budget to develop content, so the site didn't do the area justice. In addressing that issue through this redevelopment, I'm continually discovering things about my home county that I had either forgotten or never knew about.