We love launching brands, creating entertaining content and designing smart, friendly websites and applications. We also like to discuss our experiences and advice regarding these topics here on the Brolik Blog.
Those of you who keep tabs on SEO happenings are probably sick of hearing about Hummingbird and Google’s recent changes to data and reporting. “Why would they do this to us?! How will the SEO industry ever recover?” These are my thoughts on SEO’s newest doomsday.
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Can't we just be friends? Why do we have to argue the case between Responsive Website, and Native Mobile Application? Why not both?
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It’s important to project the best image of your business, and your website is no exception to this rule. The web is likely the first place your customers and potential customers are going to look to learn about your business. Check out this list to see if it's time for a redesign.
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The industry of digital marketing is always advancing, making it highly challenging to keep up with digital marketing trends. With the advantage of youth and optimism on my side, I take a stab at labeling some current trends, as well as predict where I think this industry is going.
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One small digital marketing team may be better than an army of specialists.
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Licensing Leverage, our responsive web developer framework and CMS, is tempting. We've considered it for over a year, and even planned pricing models and started writing full documentation. However, we decided that the product is more valuable to us and our clients if it stays in house. We built it for us, and it's staying that way for now.
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We’ve open-sourced several of Leverage’s top jQuery plugins that help us make our sites more responsive, interactive and easier to create.
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Are you a big brand weighing the value of working with a smaller agency? Learn how the boutique agency can help you reach your goals, reenergize your brand and do it all while maximizing your effort and budget.
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There comes a time for every developer when the idea of another jQuery plug-in becomes momentarily unbearable. Searching and scouring the edges of the Internet for a plug-in that will fit your needs rots. Using a jQuery plug-in seems like a good idea, until you realize it can’t do everything you need it to. So I wrote my own jQuery plug-in.
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Would you be worried if 30% of your customers walked in and then directly out of your store? 30% or so of all web traffic nowadays is mobile. Are you worried now? If your website isn’t optimized for mobile visitors, it might be time to re-evaluate.
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