One size doesn’t fit all anymore. Mobile phones, tablets, and even TVs now access the web, so its vital that your website has the ability to serve the variety of devices. Objective All businesses need a mobile friendly or tablet friendly site. Especially a premium consultancy like RISC, who have highly influential, time poor customers. [...]
I dislike iTunes. It’s bloated, slow, needs constant updating, and most importantly is ripping off the independent musician. Yes put your music on iTunes, but let’s have a look at my top 5 reasons to focus on your own store.
There’s so much information out there, it’s often hard to filter out all the noise and find relevance. As I sat around the breakfast table this morning talking to some friends, I rattled off a few tools and apps that I use, which help me find articles that is personalised to my taste.
I had a weird issue on a few clients sites where by the buttons under the ‘Upload/Insert’ were gone. I also couldn’t switch between Visual and HTML mode.
Well it’s finally landed. Having rolled out Facebook timelines for the general public, we’ve all been wondering when Facebook Timeline would roll out to fan pages. Well it’s today, and with it brings some game changing news.
I was interested to read over the weekend that Google is looking to include concert listings when a user searches for a band. The update shows concert dates at nearby venues and links to sites offering tickets for sale for bands and artists.
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This one is sure to start a debate. It’s no secret that smart phones and apps have changed our lives, with more users navigating the web for information. As a good marketer you’ve probably already pondered how to best get involved, with an App or a Mobile Optimised Website. Whilst it might seem the app [...]
David has given my website the makeover it deserved transforming what was a very dull and flat site into something I’m now really proud of. I have to commend him not just on his creativity but also his patience as a teacher. He has helped me navigate my way around the site so that I’m [...]
We’ve just deployed our very first countdown timer on the Port Fairy Folk Festival Website. Many thanks to Keith Wood for posting such a brilliant tutorial. For those technical and willing to give it a shot head over to Keith’s website. His tutorial is one of the easiest to follow that we came across.
Websites needn’t be as complicated as people make them out to be. We build websites using a WordPress Content Management System, arguably the world’s best and easiest CMS, and then we teach you to update it. You don’t just get a website. You learn a new skill. Prices for our services vary depending on what [...]
“The Musicians Digital Suitcase” $9.95 Your a muso not a marketer, and yet your spending countless hours trying to figure out: – how to buy a domain name, hosting and set up a website – What your website should look like? – What social sites you should be on? – What email newsletter software to [...]
“A Guide To Choosing A Digital Distributor” – $4.95 iTunes doesn’t deal with independent musicians, and with 70% of the digital market, musicians can’t afford not to have their music on iTunes. This eBook covers the top 5 digital distributors, specifically focusing on the big two Tune Core and CD Baby, helping you understand which [...]
We’ve been busy little bee’s. One of the bigger projects we’ve been working on is the Port Fairy Folk Festival website. We think it’s pretty cool.
We just did a mini make over on Georgi Kay’s website, taking her from simple white to dark and moody black. Take a look and let us know what you think.