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It took no real science to convince us that Responsive websites would outperform their non-mobile-optimized brethren. We’d made that leap of faith (more of a small step, really) long ago. Without...
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It’s been a few weeks since we wrote about our test case of mobile optimization and its impact on ecommerce transactions. Mobile Optimization in eCommerce The short version is that all the key metrics...
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Just about every project we work on at Electric Pulp is Responsive. Some are created mobile first, some aren’t. The idea that these views are distinct, though, is something we’re trying to squash. Why...
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The good news is that mobile traffic tends to increase whether you build your site to welcome that traffic or not – it should come as no surprise that mobile usage is trending up. If you’ll allow us a...
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Whether you’re an entrepreneur with a brand new idea or you work with an established brand looking to improve, finding the right development partner is a critical step in the success of your web...
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By the time of this writing, many of you will have heard that Google has begun penalizing sites that aren’t mobile-friendly. They even have tools to tell you whether your site passes or fails the...
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Selling products online has never been easier. Or harder. We built our first ecommerce-capable site in 1998. A band we were working with wanted to sell t-shirts and CDs online. They didn’t have room...
View ArticleFiltered Content is Dead. Long Live Filtered Content.
Yahoo! Pipes is shutting down later this month, leaving a huge number of users without the ability to mix and filter content sources. Remember RSS? It’s still out there, and it’s still unruly. With...
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1Q&A With Guy Kawasaki
1Q&A is a simple idea. Take an interesting topic and get an expert answer in a bite-sized format. One Question. One Answer. We’re kicking off the series with our friend, Guy Kawasaki, and asked him...
View ArticleHello Duo
Just about every project we work on at Electric Pulp is Responsive. Some are created mobile first, some aren’t. The idea that these views are distinct, though, is something we’re trying to squash. Why...
View ArticleMore on Apples
It’s been a few weeks since we wrote about our test case of mobile optimization and its impact on ecommerce transactions. Mobile Optimization in eCommerce The short version is that all the key metrics...
View ArticlePost-Launch Strategies. Part One.
Ever been wandering around the Internet and had the feeling that certain ads have been following you everywhere? Well, they are. This is a strategy called “retargeting.” And it’s incredibly effective....
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It took no real science to convince us that Responsive websites would outperform their non-mobile-optimized brethren. We’d made that leap of faith (more of a small step, really) long ago. Without...
View ArticleHow to Select a Web Design Firm
Whether you’re an entrepreneur with a brand new idea or you work with an established brand looking to improve, finding the right web design firm is a critical step in the success of your web project....
View ArticleCCPA is coming in hot. Now what?
As you may know, the new CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) bill goes into effect January 1, 2020. The law applies to any for-profit entity doing business in California or collecting personal...
View Article1Q&A With Guy Kawasaki
1Q&A is a simple idea. Take an interesting topic and get an expert answer in a bite-sized format. One Question. One Answer. We’re kicking off the series with our friend, Guy Kawasaki, and asked him...
View ArticleECommerce & Responsive Web Design
The good news is that mobile traffic tends to increase whether you build your site to welcome that traffic or not – it should come as no surprise that mobile usage is trending up. If you’ll allow us a...
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