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  • Intranet Maturity Model: Strong on the Inside

    Intranet Maturity Model: Strong on the Inside

    Very often marketers look to the logo, web, advertising campaigns, and earned media to execute a brand strategy.  But how might they look internally to do the same?  Or rather, where might they look internally to do the same? One of the most important systems within an organization is the intranet. [More]

  • Insight:  Becoming web invisible

    Insight: Becoming web invisible

    With so much discussion about work-life balance, privacy, confidentiality, data hacks, and government snooping, is it any wonder that some people have decided to move off the grid, and become web-invisible?  Or for others to more closely monitor their web profiles, and either partially or completely remove themselves?  Finally, there [More]

  • Monetizing IP: Online Learning

    Monetizing IP: Online Learning

    "The Internet wants to be free": has been the internet anthem for decades. It has been sung by the academic world in the spirit of sharing knowledge, in the anti-spirit of corporate greed by anarchists, and by the "inbound marketing" crowd as a magnet to attract prospective clients. But at [More]

  • Three keys for a website that converts

    Three keys for a website that converts

    What makes a web site great? What might come to mind is great design, easy-to-find information, and intuitive functionality. These may have made the top of the list in 2003 (or even 2013) , but are, at best, merely sufficient today.Many professional marketers now understand where the web fits into [More]

  • Three approaches to mobile responsive design

    Three approaches to mobile responsive design

    If you use the web on a mobile device, do you ever get frustrated by a site that forces you to pinch-and-zoom to read the content?  Or a mobile website that seems to hide what you think is key information - like the street address and phone number? If your [More]

  • Web site testing fundamentals

    Web site testing fundamentals

    Most marketers understand the basics of putting up a website, but rarely get a glimpse into what is likely the most important part of the process: testing. Done properly, testing is time-consuming. When the schedule (or budgets) are tight, unfortunately, it is the first thing to go. And when this [More]

  • Spam Rescue and Type I Errors

    Spam Rescue and Type I Errors

    Consider this scenario: you get a phone call from a key client or a distraught family member: "didn't you get my email?"  They are clearly upset that you "ignored" them: they see evidence that they are not your priority. You are not unresponsive.  You don't care.   Or maybe, your spam [More]

  • Domain names – how many is too many?

    Domain names – how many is too many?

    In the olden days, domain names were easy.  Take your brand, add dot com (as in staging-rcolsite.kinsta.cloud) and you're done.  Those of us who didn't want to fight the squatters also registered the dot net and dot org versions:  www.RandallCraig.net, www.RandallCraig.org.  And of course, you might want to register your [More]

  • Mobile site or Mobile App?

    Mobile site or Mobile App?

    By now, every organization has already asked the question about whether or not they need an App.  Putting aside whether there is a bona fide reason for investing in an app or not, there is a second related question that always gets asked: if we have a mobile (eg responsive) [More]

  • Increasing Newsletter Registrations

    Increasing Newsletter Registrations

    Are you really satisfied with the response rate of your newsletter registration form on your website?  Do you think that, just maybe, your list could be bigger? Instead of thinking of the sign-up form as a sign-up form, think of it as a transaction.  The user - a prospective client [More]

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