Archive for 'Web Ready'
Website Assessment White Paper
Posted on07. Jun, 2010 by Beth.
With rapidly changing technology and strategies, it’s easy to find yourself holding a compass in a world of GPS’s.
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What Brand of Professional Are You?
Posted on14. Apr, 2010 by ashley.
Your personal brand is the way you represent yourself professionally to your customers and colleagues. It represents your ideologies, strategies, and presence in a formal environment and defines who you are. Your personal brand is exemplified in your social media tools, relationships with others, and professional output. The importance of a positive personal brand image can make or break your connection with a new business opportunity or business relationship
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Google Tools You May Not Know About and Some You Should Stay Away From
Posted on18. Sep, 2009 by Beth.
We are pretty sure that most people know Google offers a wide variety of applications from Adsense to word processing. Some of these are heavily geared towards larger businesses but many are geared towards smaller businesses. While most of these are really great and should be used by any business, there are a few out [...]
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Create your own custom iPhone icon for your website
Posted on16. Sep, 2009 by Beth.
If you own an iPhone you may have noticed that you can bookmark websites and add them to your home screen. I am sure you are thinking how cool it would be for your site to have one of those hot icons right on your phone. It is actually a very simple thing to do [...]
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Essential FireFox Add-Ons
Posted on16. Sep, 2009 by Beth.
By now almost everyone is using FireFox for web browsing. IE6 & 7 are a not far behind but FireFox is, for now, the frontrunner. It also happens to be the browser of choice for me on a MAC. A major factor in this is its Add-on capability that launches it way past Safari (the [...]
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Demystifying RSS
Posted on16. Sep, 2009 by Beth.
You are probably wondering what all of this talk of RSS (RSS feeds, aggregators and readers) is and are having trouble figuring it all out. TrueNorth wants to help you out. If you haven’t noticed, Northwinds uses RSS to distribute email as well as updates directly to you. So knowing how to use and manage [...]
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Online Social Media
Posted on19. Aug, 2009 by Beth.
It’s almost impossible to talk about the Internet, web redesign or E-Marketing without touching upon aspects of Social Media. This is something that has been growing over the past few years as Blogging and RSS have gained popularity and dominance over the web.
Unfortunately, unless you are exposed to this on a daily basis, Social Media [...]
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Keyword Tool For Online Marketing
Posted on19. Aug, 2009 by Beth.
Try Google’s new search-based Keyword Tool (www.google.com/sktool). With this tool you can get a better bearing on what your potential customers are searching for in your industry and which keywords you should use in your web site and online marketing strategies.
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Google + Social Network = Improved Returns
Posted on19. Aug, 2009 by Beth.
One of the largest tasks we face everyday at work is how to find information faster. We all know that if you put in a search in Google you will be met with paid ads and about a million results that are really nothing but crap. So most of your time is spent sifting through [...]
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The CAN-SPAM Act: Requirements for Commercial Emailers
Posted on18. Aug, 2009 by Beth.
As we enter into 2009 and many companies are turning to E-Marketing Strategies, TrueNorth wants to remind you all of the governing laws for using email as a commercial tool. These are guidelines, these are laws.
The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 (Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act) establishes requirements for those who send [...]
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Website Assessment White Paper
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