In a nutshell, responsive design uses a single URL to display content in a viewing format that is automatically optimized to look best on the viewer’s device: laptops, tablets, mobile phones or future devices yet to be created (in layman terms: no matter the size of your viewing window, the site will adjust accordingly and […]
Hello and welcome back! If you’re not a returning reader and I’ve already alienated you by saying “welcome back,” fear not – I shall explain. As the above title indicates, this is Part 2 of a 3-part series on Understanding PPC Campaigns. I highly recommend you check out Part One before continuing here. Don’t worry, when you’re […]
For the past week Facebook has been stealing a page out of Apple’s playbook: creating tons of hype over a new roll-out. And everybody who’s anybody in social media – and people like me who aren’t – has been hypothesizing about Facebook’s big announcement. All signs seemed to point toward a new development regarding search. Well, […]
Greetings! I am delighted to be writing my first post as the newest member of the Dynamics Online team. As the Internet Marketing Strategist, my job is two-fold: 1) successfully plan, implement, and track Pay Per Click (PPC) online advertising campaigns and 2) maintain email marketing campaigns for our wide range of clients. As you […]
The use of content management systems (CMS’s) to control web pages is yesterday’s news, but it is interesting to reflect on how the advent of CMS’s has changed the day-to-day business of web publishing. You may know a CMS as the programming framework that houses your website’s central design, serves up web pages, and integrates […]
