Author: bbroering
-
PostHow to Boost Creativity at Work
With an office comprised of innovation-junkies, our team is always looking for new ways to boost creativity at work. You could even say it’s a governing force in our firm. We pride ourselves on building…
-
Post4 Signs It’s Time for a Website Redesign
Considering a website redesign? What’s motivating this idea? Have you grown bored with the current design, have your marketing goals and objectives changed, or maybe you’re ready to turn your site into a lead generating machine? A website…
-
Post
High Bounce Rate? This Might Be Why
Whether you’re in marketing, own a company, or even run a blog—understanding your website traffic (and loss of traffic) is imperative. In order to do so, you will need to understand the term ‘bounce rate’,…
-
Post
5 Steps for Developing a Social Media Strategy
Word-of-mouth is one of the most effective marketing tools and has been for a billion years. Okay, maybe not a billion, but a long time. We are all influenced by the opinions of our friends…
-
Post
Mobile-Friendly Website: Google Update
Google announced its newest update, which will take effect on April 21st. Google is making two makes a move modifications and will be using mobile-friendly factors in its new mobile search results algorithm. So, what…
-
Post
Net Neutrality Wins! So What Does That Mean?
If you use the Internet (and you’re reading this, so let’s go ahead and agree that you do), understanding net neutrality is a must. Today, the FCC voted to approve the Open Internet Order. This…
-
Post
The Spiders and Web Crawlers of Website Optimization
Don’t Let the Spiders and Web Crawlers Scare You Away! Does the thought of spiders and web crawlers give you the heebie-jeebies? At AGNT, we make it our job to understand the ins and outs…
-
Post
The Happy Web Designer
According to a recent study by Adobe, creative people including those working in graphic design, web design, photography, and illustration, are pretty darn happy at work! The online survey found that creative professionals are largely…
