Jessica Pine

Faces Behind The Names: Meet the Team Pages

By: Jessica Pine - Posted June 21st, 2010

Meet the team pages seem to be more popular with web design and creative firms, but they create valuable additions to any site where human contact is important. It adds a personal touch to your company, and can gain some massive trust to your visitors. There’s suddenly faces behind the names, and your company becomes…

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Anna Robertson

Moosejaw Emails Make Me Happy

By: Anna Robertson - Posted June 17th, 2010

Part of working as a designer at a marketing firm is seeing what other companies are doing to keep their customers happy and coming back for more. One perfect example of this is the clothier Moosejaw from Detroit. I read about their great emails in a blog a while back, so I decided to jump…

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Tom Jenkins

Notes In Meetings? There’s An iPad For That

By: Tom Jenkins - Posted June 16th, 2010

So, remember last week how I wrote about iPad apps for work?  No, well go back and read it, I’ll wait. Back? Excellent, it was a good article wasn’t it? Anyway, this week let’s tackle the task of eliminating that yellow notepad you carry with you to all those meetings. You know the one, it has those…

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Craig Misak

Raster vs Vector Whats the Difference

By: Craig Misak - Posted June 11th, 2010

Our resident blogging queen Anna Robertson recently posted a great blog about the differences between image types and how to save for the web (here). In that post  it made reference to terms such as raster and vector, in the spirit of keeping post under control, we can’t write novels, so for this blog I am…

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Anna Robertson

Saving For Web part deux

By: Anna Robertson - Posted June 10th, 2010

In addition to my last post about saving for web, I wanted to show how one photo (instead of a vector image) can look different when saved as the three different extensions – .png, .gif, and .jpg. I saved the below images in Photoshop using the option Save For Web under the File drop down…

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Jennifer Hoyt

Are you my ideal client?

By: Jennifer Hoyt - Posted June 10th, 2010

Think about your client base. Who did you think of first? Did you think of the groups that are easy to work with or those that require a bit more patience? I tend to think of those that are a joy to work with. The groups that come to mind first, understand the benefits of what…

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Tom Jenkins

iPad Apps For Work

By: Tom Jenkins - Posted June 9th, 2010

One of the first things you have to ask yourself when debating the purchase of an iPad is, What will I use it for? For myself the answer to that question was rather extensive.  I wanted to use it for entertainment, computing on the couch, taking notes in meetings, and managing our web servers while…

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Megan Spreer

Nice to Meet You

By: Megan Spreer - Posted June 8th, 2010

Hi. I’m new here. I just joined Adcuda two weeks ago as the new Content Manager and have since dived headfirst into the wonderful world of SEO, PPC, LSV, and about a dozen other acronyms that I’m adding to the ol’ noggin. On top of that, I’m readjusting to American life and writing for web…

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Explaining your products and services is likely something you do on a daily basis – effectively writing about them need not be more complicated than a simple conversation.

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Rob Scutti

Search Engines: Is Google the Only Game in Town?

By: Rob Scutti - Posted June 4th, 2010

In my daily life, preaching the gospel of Search Engine Optimization…  I’m often asked why I talk about Google so much and “aren’t people using other search engines?”  My answer – I talk Google because I want to do best by my clients.  At this time in history, Google is clearly the authority. Yes, there…

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