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You’re finally using Pinterest, right? Knowing what to pin and how to make it work for you can be overwhelming – but it doesn’t have to be. Here are four ways to make the most of this ridiculously simple and … See more
If you’re marketing to women, especially women 25 – 45, you should be on Pinterest. It’s ridiculously easy to get started – and here’s a brief introduction to the how’s and why’s. See more
I spent the day in the blueberry fields of Polk County today, watching our new iOS app, BucketLoad, in action as the farmer started his spring harvest. See more
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking around this topic lately. The traditional client-agency relationship pits us against each other, constantly fighting against budgets, best practice, creative freedom and our desire to make something awesome. There’s got to be a better way. See more
For Andi’s presentation at WordCamp Miami (see end of this post), we put together a pretty comprehensive list of the entire gamut of processes we have to go through to launch a WordPress website in any number of scenarios. The … See more
James Sylvanus (@tkstudios) is Big Sea’s newest addition – although he’s been with us since early fall of 2011. He’s not crazy about tooting his own horn, so it’s taken a while for him to get this post finished. He’s a well-rounded, design-oriented developer – a rare breed. See more
We are not emergency designers. We never have been. We ask tough questions and spend time in discovery and research. We dig and dig before we ever start designing. We make recommendations. We’re not “yes” people; we’re “why” people. See more
Sticking to expected navigational and architectural structures on your website – especially when you’ve got a lot of content or a complex hierarchy – helps establish trust with your visitors. Just like how kids will explore more if they are fenced, your visitors will click deeper if they know they’ll be able to find their way around. See more
Some people set New Year’s resolutions, and we’re no different. We just like to call them intentions. Resolution is such an inflexible word and seems to signify an end-goal; intentions give us a starting point. A focus and perspective from which to approach our work. Here are a few of our intentions for the coming year. See more
In this follow-up to our previous “Writing Effective Facebook Posts,” we explore more research and determine exactly when, what and how to publish content to your Facebook page. See more
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