One of our designers (..ahem, me), has been selected to compete in the upcoming Cut & Paste event going on next month during Kansas City’s Design Week! Anna Luckey will be going head to head with 9 other local designers, from various firms, to create split-second designs in front of 300 people. Sounds a little…
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Adcuda is seeking a Partnership Development Specialist to provide consultative sales in online marketing in the areas of Website Design, Search Engine Optimization, Pay Per Click Advertising and Social Media solutions. This role requires a candidate who is internet savvy, possesses a strong work ethic, along with great phone and email sales skills. Successful candidates will generate leads and…
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I’ve blogged at least once before about how awesome animated GIFs can be in your email designs, especially because they’ll actually work (for the most part – more about that at the bottom), but I just received a blast from Runza that reminded me that we should all be using them. In this example, just…
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The end of the year has given Adcuda a plethora of clients, which means we’ve been doing a lot of learning and hitting the ground running (which is exactly how we like it!). But that also means we’ve neglected our poor little blog, which is a no-no in the SEO-world. So in order to practice…
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We all know that email marketing is a great way to keep in touch with your customers, but you only have a split second to make that desired impression. Here are a few simple tips you can use in your next email blast to insure everyone gets the best experience. For my demonstration today, I…
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What Might Google’s New High Speed Fiber Mean To Kansas City?
By: Chris Luckey - Posted October 7th, 2011
This past Monday, Adcuda was asked to sponsor and participate in a unique marathon brainstorming session on how to best integrate Google’s new high speed fiber-optics into the lives of everyday Kansas City citizens. How will the new speed affect our daily lives?
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When ramping up their online marketing campaigns, many businesses overlook the opportunity that image searches bring to the table. There’s not a whole lot of competition since a lot of businesses don’t even see the importance of image search results, which gives you a great opportunity to rank. In this write-up, I’ll explain how to…
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As my son and I did our bleary-eyed shamble to the car yesterday morning I gave my front driver’s side tire a sideways glance to see if the slow leak had somehow magically fixed itself overnight. It, of course, had not, so away we revved towards QuickTrip’s free air hose. I’ll tell you now, this…
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Back in the early 2000’s, making a quality mobile website was both a pain and essentially pointless. Most phones had very primitive built in browsers. For example, the Razor used a java based browser that had an engine that was no better than the first versions of Internet Explorer. Since most of these phones used…
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Professional Web Design Tutorial: Repeating Backgrounds
By: Anna Luckey - Posted September 12th, 2011
With millions of websites sitting on the internet, all vying for your attention, it’s overwhelming to think of a way to create a unique and professional web design. If you have too much white space, you’ll be ripping off Apple, but if you have thousands of bright colors, you’ll look like a Lisa Frank memorial….
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