Google is a household name; has been for some time now. We’ve even turned “google” into a verb for “searching online” – “Just Google it!” Most people are surprised to find out that Google has never aired a single commercial for their popular search engine.
Their first ad ever aired during Super Bowl 44 (that’s in [...]
Author Archives: Jeremy
Parisian Keyword Search
February 9, 2010 – 5:57 pm
Spending Money on Designers Must be a Waste of Money
January 6, 2010 – 12:30 pm
I’ve been a designer for the better part of a decade. I’m certainly not the best designer around, and I certainly can’t say I always come up with the best ideas. But one of the first things I learned way back when was that certain fonts were just inappropriate for certain situations. Some fonts were [...]
Google Hints at Speed Requirements
December 29, 2009 – 11:52 am
This past week, in an interview with Web Pro News, Matt Cutts from Google hinted that the load time of your page may become a factor in page ranking.
Google hasn’t released all of the details, and they probably won’t (we still don’t know the exact algorithms Google uses to determine page rank – it’s a [...]
Times Square Ads, a Short Review.
December 7, 2009 – 3:25 pm
I just got back from a long vacation in New York City. One of the things I love about New York is that since it’s such a huge market, large companies are always willing to try innovative marketing techniques to entice us consumers to buy.
One of the best places to see these advertisements is in [...]
Word Press, the CMS of choice
November 25, 2009 – 4:37 pm
Chances are you’ve heard the word “blog.” Chances are you’ve heard of Word Press. Some of you may have blogs on your own site. You might even use Word Press as a blogging platform for your own blogging needs. But chances are you don’t know that Word Press can be used as a content management [...]
Web Browser Jalopy
May 8, 2009 – 8:38 pm
The web has come a long way in the past nine years. Unfortunately, there are still a few people out there (17% of you) that seem to like the web how it was in 2001.
This is unfortunate, because that 17% is missing out on a whole new world of interactivity, design aesthetics, functionality, speed, security, [...]
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