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ArticleWriting: Just Do It by Lindsey Barlow on August 16, 2011This blog post was particularly hard to write. I knew what I wanted to write about, but I couldn Read Now About
ArticleFound Quotes by Christopher Butler on August 11, 2011Here's a long list of fantastic quotes I've collected over the past few months. On storytelling Read Now About
ArticleProspect Experience DesignTwo Things About Web Design by Justin Kerr on August 9, 2011The concept of Read Now About
ArticleResource Roundup: Things Agencies Should Know About by Christopher Butler on August 5, 2011I was away last week and yet the internet kept sending me stuff! Don't worry, I took care of the filtering for you and have collected only the good, essential stuff right here in this post. As usual, I've got some Google for you, some social media, future of the news, cellphone short films, and some more Google... Like I said, the good stuff... Read Now About
ArticleSalesforce for Beginners by Lindsey Barlow on August 4, 2011This month for my Newfangled peer enrichment session, I outlined the basics of Salesforce. This post is a very brief introduction to the main components of Salesforce. If you Read Now About
ArticleThe Familiarity Spectrum Redux by Christopher Butler on August 3, 2011In gathering data for a chapter on measurement in my forthcoming book, Thinking Before Doing, I needed to first update a set I had put together for an article I wrote last year on measurement. The data I used in that article represented two years of traffic to our site (from mid 2008 through mid 2010). Surely enough had changed in the last year to merit taking a second look rather than assuming the arguments I made still made sense. I especially was interested in seeing how our top referrers distributed over the familiarity spectrum and whether the observation I'd made back in 2010 was also still accurate. After I compare last year's data with this year's, I'll explain what I mean by the familiarity spectrum and hopefully this will all make sense Read Now About
ArticleTraffic is Meaningless, Action is Everything by Mark O’Brien on August 1, 2011Unless you plan to make a lot of money selling ads on your site, traffic is a false measurement of success. The only people you want to spend your resources trying to attract are those who are going to positively impact your business in some way, and there is a tried and true way of doing this. Read Now About
ArticleProspect Experience DesignChoose a Developer, Not a CMS by Christopher Butler on July 26, 2011Do I need to use a CMS? If so, how do I choose the right one? We're asked these questions often and wish they had easy answers, but they don't. But perhaps the more important question is, How do I choose the right developer? In this month's newsletter, Chris Butler argues that if you choose the right developer, you will also choose the right CMS... Read Now About
ArticleThe Origins of Our 9-Step Planning Process by Mark O’Brien on July 25, 2011My new book, "A Website That Works," is based on a 9-Step Process I created to help agencies plan marketing sites. This is a post about how this process came to be. Read Now About
ArticleResource Roundup: Things Agencies Should Know About by Christopher Butler on July 22, 2011This week, we've got our heads in the cloud. Here are a few articles, videos and audiocasts that form a nice collection covering the continually evolving world of digital content Read Now About
