Great web design counts more for 2014 than it ever did before. Companies are facing an increasing amount of pressure to not only be online, but to have a real and responsive presence there for customers searching for them. One study of Fortune 500 companies found that these websites were 63% more likely to have…
Store Your Info Up In the Cloud
There are two competing schools of thought when it comes to managing your technological resources. The first is through traditional methods, with software and servers. This gives you a home-grown on-premises system, traditionally referred to as grid computing. The other is a still emerging technology that’s been on the market for about a decade now,…
How to Find Your Lost Remote!
Have you ever lost your television remote controls? If you have, then that means you have two options. You can either run out to the local electronics store to buy low-quality replacement remote controls, or you can go without. But, who’d want to change the channel and volume manually? It might not seem like that…
Save Your Business and Bring in Customers Now with Great Web Design
All local SEO companies and graphic design companies agree that website design ideas are very important to the success of a business. Website design allows potential customers to get a feel of the business based on the design. Specific designs are meant to portray a fun, professional, entertaining, and exciting image of the business. The…
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