Anna Robertson

Having fun? in HTML

By: Anna Robertson - Posted January 28th, 2010

People often assume you can’t play around in HTML. Sure, you may be confined in your resources, but your creative possibilities are endless! Sounds preachy, but you really can have fun. To showcase a little creativity (in all my spare time) this entire post was created using the simplest HTML. All of these fonts are…

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Jennifer Hoyt

Your website + Your customer = ???

By: Jennifer Hoyt - Posted January 27th, 2010

As you may have noticed, we have a whole new look here at Adcuda, and while we now feel like the prettiest, smartest little SEO company at the dance, let me tell you it wasn’t easy. I cannot begin to tell you the number of hours we spent planning and discussing this new direction. There…

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Kyle Obrien

Twitter Spikes More Than Just Brazilian Caipirnhas

By: Kyle Obrien - Posted January 26th, 2010

How to make Twitter really engaging: 1 lime, 2 ounces of Cachaça, lots of ice cubes, copious amounts of sugar, a muddler, and your Caipirnha is ready to go. This Brazilian gem is good for just about any occasion. Tweet about it, tweet while drinking one, drink one out of a glass in the shape…

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Jason Manning

Social Media Star: Your Local Grocer?

By: Jason Manning - Posted January 25th, 2010

If a grocery store can benefit from social media, don’t you think you should give it a go as well?

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Anna Robertson

Scroll of the Future?

By: Anna Robertson - Posted January 22nd, 2010

To keep ahead of the pack, you need to stay fresh and honor new trends. The latest up-and-coming email layout breaks every width-requirement known to email marketing and asks people to scroll to the right instead of down. In theory it is just the same: you’re moving and clicking your mouse, but the act of…

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Jason Manning

SEO Blog Writing For Dundrearies

By: Jason Manning - Posted January 21st, 2010

How can you make your on-site blog work to drag customers, clients, new friends(?) to your site? With keywords of course… now, how the heck do we find those?

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Jennifer Hoyt

Social Media in a Short Skirt

By: Jennifer Hoyt - Posted January 20th, 2010

Short skirts and cleavage have long been used to sell us products from beer to motorcycles to fashion magazines. I am so immune to it that I often do not even notice. So, why should I be surprised to see social media campaigns geared the same way? Using some hot girl or guy as the…

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Kyle Obrien

Late Site with Conan O’Brien!

By: Kyle Obrien - Posted January 20th, 2010

Even though it’s pure speculation at this point, since Conan O’Brien fled from NBC’s The Tonight Show, some analysts such as Nick Bilton have suggested he move his act onto the web.  Sure, websites such as Hulu have clips of his previous shows, but Bilton`s suggestion does make sense for how much social media and…

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Craig Misak

Remove the I's and Me's from Design

By: Craig Misak - Posted January 15th, 2010

It’s good to think about yourself once in awhile. Maybe a nice walk, relax outside by the BBQ, whatever it may be. But, when it comes to design and internet search you will only hurt your marketing efforts by tailoring them to yourself. Ignore the loudest or largest hippo in the room–they also may not be…

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Anna Robertson

Old Technology, New Look

By: Anna Robertson - Posted January 14th, 2010

I’ve noticed in my recent email marketing research that a small trend has begun to trickle through e-newsletters: animation. Moving images have already populated the internet in those obnoxious ads on the side of a website just begging for your attention, but they have yet to take over email. Not that I want emails to…

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