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Facebook Home Announced

Last week, Mark Zuckerberg announced a new Facebook mobile experience dubbed “Facebook Home”.  It’s not an OS or an app but seems to fall somewhere in the middle.  It will run on select Android devices starting April 12th and will … Continue reading →

Facebook, Data & Advertising

Facebook recently purchased the Atlas Advertiser Suite, a third party tracking system that allows users to drop cookies on customers through redirect URLs, thus allowing them to track behavior on anyone who clicks on their ads. Atlas has been outdated … Continue reading →

Introducing One Channel

by Carolina Beltrán, Digital Media Supervisor Do you have a YouTube Channel? Yes? Good! I have some news. No? Hmm. Well, now is the time! Here’s why: Early last month, you may have noticed some of your favorite YouTube Channels … Continue reading →

When to Redirect Web Pages for SEO

by John Sherrod, Director of SEO To redirect or not to redirect? That is the question. Even the most orderly and well-kept dynamic websites can inadvertently create a vast digital footprint of undesired pages (unique URLs) that can potentially clutter … Continue reading →

Change is Here

by Carolina Beltrán, Digital Media Supervisor Yesterday, Facebook unveiled it’s first major redesign of the News Feed since 2009. Almost immediately, users began critiquing the redesign and noticing how similar it looks to Google+. As a marketer, I try not … Continue reading →

Going Mobile for Enhanced Campaigns

by Angela Jones, Digital Media Manager With the recent introduction of Enhanced Campaigns for AdWords, the importance of mobile website optimization is clearer than ever. We’ve been aware of the changing landscape of search behavior across devices since smartphones and … Continue reading →

Google Video Ad Options

by Carolina Beltrán, Digital Media Supervisor I’ve gotten so many inquiries this week about video advertising. What’s going on? You want to promote that Harlem Shake video you did. Am I right? Today, we’ll talk about your options with Google/YouTube, … Continue reading →

Tutorial: Creating a color button using LESS or SASS

by John Williams, Creative Director The last time someone told me I needed LESS SASS, I told them they need to step off as I snapped my fingers in a z-formation. Turns out they weren’t talking about my outrageous personality. … Continue reading →

Satellite Does the Harlem Shake

What happens when you cross a bunch of incredibly talented folks with absolutely no shame and a hot new meme quickly heading toward obscurity? Ladies and gentlemen, you get our version of the Harlem Shake.

Case Sensitive URLs and SEO – Case Matters

by John Sherrod, Director of SEO I work with a lot of ASP.NET websites and inevitably the issue of URL case sensitivity and SEO rears its ugly head. It is not uncommon for a single URL to be articulated multiple … Continue reading →