How to Incorporate Data-Driven Content in Your Marketing Strategy [Infographic]
Every day, there’s more content published online than you could read in a lifetime.
Growing up in the Hoosier State, basketball was an inevitable force in my life. Summer after summer I attended Cager Camp—a youth basketball camp that taught the fundamentals. Week upon week we ran, we dribbled, we defended, and we shot.
We shot, and we shot, and we shot.
Every day, there’s more content published online than you could read in a lifetime.
So you’ve probably noticed a huge trend in web design is to have custom illustrations and branded graphics. If you haven’t, don’t worry; just check out this post!
In June, Google rolled out a new feature to help students navigate the college search process. When searching for information on a college, prospective students typically have to scour the website for potential factors such as admissions requirements, tuition costs, and student body demographics.
In case you missed it, Google’s been pushing for HTTPS updates for a while now. If you need a refresher, check out our article on the Digital Agency Network. Though it’s been a trend for a few years now, it’s still important to ensure that your site is staying on top of the secure trend.
Earlier this month, Google rolled out the Speed Update for all users. The change means that slow web pages will appear lower in the SERP (or not appear at all). This is huge news, so you’re probably wondering how many websites the update affects.
You’re scrolling through your business’s Facebook and Yelp accounts when you see a long, scathing one-star review from an unhappy customer. You notice that it’s gaining more attention than the positive reviews written below. Your choice in how you respond to this customer, as well as how you …