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The goal of most search engine optimization campaigns is to get a website listed on the "first page of Google" or "ranked in the top 10" under desirable keyword terms. Although the first page of Google is widely accepted as the gold standard in the SEO world, I'm here to tell you it's simply not enough. [More]

It is hard to believe that it has been more than a year since we launched CampPete.com, one of our largest projects ever! Camp Pete is an extremely robust multiplayer online game for kids, filled with more than 40 unique virtual world game scenes and 10 online football games. [More]

Twitter has hit big since the beginning of 2010, from adding Sponsored Tweets and Promoted Trends to surpassing its 10 billionth tweet in March. And since the best time to look back on a company is when that company is looking forward, Muhammed Saleem created this Twitterafic (Twitter + infographic) for Mashable. [More]

I've seen a lot of funky business cards in my time (I'm old). The goal of all of these is to stand out in the pile. So for our other cards, we have started using something called SilkCards from 4colorprint.com. [More]

It's not at bad as the headline would lead you to believe. Evan Blake, one of our business analysts, was asked to join the www.coding4fun.com team at TechEd in New Orleans last week as they showed off the robotic, Windows Phone 7 powered t-shirt cannon they made for the MIX conference earlier this year. We designed the phone's interface for the app, so they wanted us to share our experience with the audience. [More]

That whole imitation is the sincerest form of flattery thing? That's just something people say to make you feel better when you've been ripped off. Yes, I'd rather have people trying to be like us than the other way around, but it still makes you angry when you see something like this... [More]

Thanks to everyone who attended yesterday's webinar. It was a fun look at some serious issues that people face with their websites. Anyhow, the archived version is here for those who were not able to attend. Enjoy! Also, I'd love you comments for future topics, as we want to get back in the schedule of a webinar each month. What do you want to see? [More]

I blogged about the WEIshare.net site yesterday, and tried my best to explain the project. Well, I found a video from Microsoft that does a much better job. Check out what Larry, the great guy we worked with to make this site happen, has to say about the project: [More]