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Before you invest time and money in getting your site ready to support mobile users, this is actually a very important question to ask. In the web development community, there is some on-going debate about this subject. So if you're curious to know what all the fuss is about, please read on.
Both approaches will allow you to present your website correctly to mobile browsers. So there really is no correct answer to this question. Ultimately it depends on various goals and…
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It’s hard to find even the smallest business that does not maintain a web site. But most small business web sites are not optimized for mobile devices. In fact, even many larger businesses, who maintain dedicated marketing budgets, don’t address the expectations and needs of their mobile consumers. But small local businesses have the most to lose by not catering to their mobile prospects. So if you run a small business that relies on local customers, we think you will want to pay…
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Every single day now, I see QR codes presented everywhere - on business cards, advertisements, yellow pages, retail signs, television commercials, telephone poles, gravestones, and even tattooed on people's arms. Even an old fool like me knows that QR codes will be replaced in the not-too-distant future by much more elegant solutions. But for now,…
Ken Henke said… Mike - thanks for connecting here on 919.
Juliet Malit said… hi Michael, thanks for the connection here :) Happy Monday!
Pat Howlett said… Hey Michael, appreciate you becoming an "Insider", I've added the "IN" badge to your profile, "Featured" you and have provided access to the Insider Trainings.
We look forward to serving you and please let Gaynor, Stacey or myself know whenever we can be of help around here.
Pat Howlett said… Hey Michael, want to take a minute and personally Thank you! for being Inside919, I wish you and yours Happy Holidays, a Very Merry Christmas and the Most Successful 2013 possible.
I promise to increase my efforts around here to increase your visibility, reputation and business connections. Let me know whenever I can be of help.
Pat Howlett said… Hey Mike, I'd like to welcome you as a "Member" of Inside919 v2.0. You'll notice the little "M" Badge on your Profile Photo and Featured you to help with visibility - look forward to serving you.
Pat Howlett said… Happy Birthday Michael, hope you're able to do something you really enjoy today or simply kick back :)
Gaynor Fries, 919 Director said… Hi Michael,
Welcome to Inside919 - so glad you joined us. This is a great network that provides REAL value to small businesses!
I wanted to share a couple of pointers:
1. I encourage you to review the 'Groups' page and join the "Business Networking In" Group for your town. Reach out to the other members there.
There may be other Groups you find relevant that you may like to join.
2. Keep an eye on the Events Calendar which will give you a list of networking events or training sessions that other members have posted.
3. If you need any help or advice on the network, don't hesitate to reach out. I'm always here to help.
Good luck!
Gaynor
Pat Howlett said… Hello Michael,
I'm glad you found and joined us. I highly recommend you view this video tour it will help you better understand how to work things here... what to do and not do.
Browse the Profiles and Groups, make some connections (search for people you already know) and contribute where you see the opportunity to share.
Welcome! Please let me know whenever I can be of help around here.
PS. I just sent you our "Guidelines and Tips", please take a couple minutes to look them over - it should help get you started right and you are agreeing to abide by these.
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