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Guest Post by Eric Holter: Agency Website Gaffe #3 - Flash

an Article written by Christopher Butler on September 29, 2009

...Each step usually starts with a “D” or “P” for alliteration. There’s nothing wrong with this kind of page (though they’re not as differentiating as they ought to be). But have you ever read such a page that didn’t not...

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Prospect Experience Design

Guest Post by Eric Holter: A Critique of the Currency Marketing's Website

an Article written by Christopher Butler on July 28, 2009

Now that Eric, our former CEO, is off to new heights in his career, I’ve invited him to contribute a few guest blog posts. This is the second of a series that will be published in the coming months. After...

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Content Strategy

Guest Post by Eric Holter: Agency Website Gaffe #1 - The Browser Re-Size

an Article written by Christopher Butler on August 31, 2009

...what you need to use to pop a window and control its size) they ignore the link. That’s because this technique can be used to maliciously redirect link from one page to an entirely unrelated (spam) page. So if you...

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Content Strategy

How to Nurture a Purchased Email List

a Podcast hosted by Lauren O'Brien on March 27, 2018

...never heard of, and then when they get to that landing page, you’re asking them to take a few more steps by submitting more information about themselves to access your coveted piece of marketing content that’s been gated behind the...

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CRM

Service in Web Development - The Long Term Relationship

an Article written by Mark O’Brien on May 1, 2009

...on-page approach to SEO and proactively set up a meeting to discuss our findings. Basically, we have their back. Serve is a verb, and sitting back waiting for clients to call us isn’t what we consider service to be. Total...

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The Two Things About Scheduling

an Article published on July 5, 2011

Recently we’ve started a series of posts applying The Two Things question to some of the topics we deal with on a daily basis at Newfangled. Make sure to check out Chris Butler’s The Two Things About Website Measurement, Chris Creech’s...

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Scenes from the Marketing War Room

an Article written by Christopher Butler on February 4, 2016

...about our business’s role in the digital marketing landscape. I wanted to share a piece of that story — of how Newfangled is continuing to reinvent itself — and connect it back to a specific approach we’ve taken to interaction...

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How Are You Connecting?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on May 31, 2011

...just with their clients, but with their surrounding communities. I found the way he explored this idea, by breaking it out into categories like networks, social intelligence, platform, super-flexibility, presence, and unpredictability, spoke directly to my experience in developing Newfangled’s...

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Prospect Experience Design

Four Tips for Designing Functional Forms

an Article published on August 10, 2016

...cue for visitors, letting them know there is an action they can take. If they can see the fields on the page, they will more quickly recognize that there is a call to action on that page. 4. Don’t decorate,...

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SEO

How to Win at Featured Snippets (A Step-By-Step Guide)

an Article published on March 27, 2018

...the targeted keywords in the file name, alt text, and title tags. 5. Fetch & render your page in Google Search Console What are featured snippets? You’ve likely seen featured snippets in your browser when asking a question in Google...

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