In the current climate of increased concern for accountability and return on investment, wouldn't it make more sense to pay for value received rather than hours incurred?
If you watched even a quarter of the Army-Navy football game - you witnessed a marketing assault on the senses.
Use of Pinterest has skyrocketed to success over the past year. How can your business use this new social network to engage your customers?
In a world that stresses paperless everything, one of our most recent employees has found it surprising how much she still uses printed paper.
During the course of my day, I browse the web on screens that range from 3.6 inches to 12 inches to 47 inches. How can you build websites that work well at all sizes?
Website developers have had to deal with the screen size problem since the beginning of the web. Over the years, this problem has become increasingly difficult to solve because screens are getting both larger and smaller.
Most marketers or managers probably have an end-of-year process in place, but here are some tips on three of the most helpful questions to ask yourself.
There is good design (the kind that does its job well), and there is bad design (the kind that doesn't). While mediocre design probably won't kill you, bad design can make your company look like it can't be trusted.
Late last month, Microsoft released a new version of Windows that represents the most significant change in the operating system since its inception. Here are the biggest take-aways for marketing professionals.