Yesterday we introduced the very first Domozych Media podcast. Today we wanted to talk a little bit about Really Simple Syndication, or ‘RSS’, and how it can help your site not only maintain an audience, but actually grow your web presence. Here’s a link to our feed validation results which show our podcast feed is [...]
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Domozych Media Updates
Andrew and I have been working together to produce the most flexible, cross-compatible solutions for ourselves and our clients in the Albany, NY area. Domozych Media will work with any specific client-type, from non-profit through to a larger business. We strive to create an attractive, user-friendly site/application specifically for maximizing customer experience or whatever intended [...]
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Web Design for Internet Marketing
It’s not a secret in the internet marketing world that web design needs to be simple, flexible, and fast. Our tableless approach creates exquisite squeeze pages to harness cross-compatible accessibility on any internet-ready device. Sony mylos, Palm Pilots, Blackberry phones, iPhones, Wiis, Xboxes, and Playstations, netbooks – if you can use it to surf the [...]
Tagged BlackBerry, Business/Finance, Cloud clients, Flickr, Internet, Internet Marketing, internet marketing world, internet-ready device, IPhone, Mass media, Personal digital assistants, Smartphones, Squeeze page, Tableless web design, Technology/Internet, Telecommunications, Web accessibility, Web design
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What’s your plan for long-term growth?
Earlier today this article appeared on my inbox: Research has shown that mental stimulation similar to the stimulation that occurs in individuals who frequently use the Internet may affect the efficiency of cognitive processing and alter the way the brain encodes new information. The article went on to say that searching online may be a [...]
Tagged Affect, beta site, Brain, Central nervous system, cognitive processing, Cognitive science, Educational psychology, Feeling, Fibromyalgia, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Hudson River, Interdisciplinary fields, Learning, Neuroanatomy, Neurology, Neurophysiology, Neurotechnology, Organs, Psychology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Technology/Internet, web developer, web presence
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Online Social Optimization and Lifestream Toolsets
I’ve written about when I started using Twitter, and my current list of Twitter profiles may seem excessive, but that’s only the start of my digital footprint. The purpose behind the different profiles becomes more evident as you see the way it is tied into my FriendFeed and Tumblr profiles, and I’ve even developed a [...]
Tagged Blog hosting services, Chat room, Collective intelligence, Cultural anthropology, FriendFeed, Futurology, Meme, Online reputation management, Online social networking, Online Social Optimization, Optimization, Philosophy of mind, Search Engine, Search engine optimization, Social information processing, Social Issues, Social media, Social media optimization, social networks, Social systems, Sociology, Technology/Internet, Twitter, Twitter Inc, Web 2.0, wordpress site
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Podcast: How Site Navigation Strategy Increases Website Traffic
In this podcast, Andrew and I discuss how we discover the most applicable site navigation structure based on keyword analysis. In creating a web site, every aspect of the site is important. Here we discuss why this is, and provide a few pointers on how to break out of the traditional web design. This is [...]
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