The past few years have been very fruitful for email marketing. Not only is it still the cheapest way to successfully reach your target audience but it’s also the most effective. Having absolute freedom in creative formats, length and content in general, companies are open to create emails that are more technologically sophisticated, visually rich […]
March 26, 2018
• By: Renee Chemel
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Working remotely comes with many challenges. There are issues with collaboration and time management. And of course battling distractions and sometimes even time zone differences. Today there are tons of tools available to help with collaboration – like Google Hangouts, Git, Slack, Jira, etc. However, how do you substitute face-to-face encounters? Having remote teammates makes […]
March 12, 2018 • By: Andre Dublin
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While it’s true that twenty five years ago we may have expected greater technological advances by this year (think flying cars, and robot companions), strides have definitely been made. From Tesla’s self-driving cars, to innovations in social media, to advances to robotics, the needle is being moved forward, just not as quickly as we had […]
March 11, 2018 • By: Renee Chemel
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Despite the drumbeat of some who keep insisting that email is dead or dying, Google has taken a major step to validate its relevance and solidify the future of dynamic, engaging email as a mainstream medium. As an early Valentine’s Day gift to publishers, the company launched its new Gmail Developer Preview of AMP for […]
February 28, 2018 • By: Jeff Kupietzky
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Welcome to our new monthly techie blog… Ready API is a web service testing suite produced by SmartBear. It started out as a single product, SoapUI and allowed users to write tests for SOAP-based web services over ten years ago. It has a feature-rich UI that allows you to write many tests without the need […]
February 12, 2018 • By: John Kuempel
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