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Don't redesign your law firm website just because it "looks old" - Read some key success points from 4C to make your new site a success!
Don't redesign your law firm website just because it "looks old" - Read some key success points from 4C to make your new site a success!
This post is to act as a reference for competitive/comparative analysis. In this "report" we will take a look at some regional construction companies and focus on the home page: similarities, navigation, and calls to action.
Growing up in a small town has given me a unique view of small business. The convenience store in the center of town (which is still there!), the neighborhood pharmacy,…
This post is part of a series on how the 9 Laws of Data Mining from Tom Khabaza can be applied to analytics. You can find previous posts here. Law…
Contributed by Technical Consultant, Matt Nicol For most technology initiatives, there are many ways that a solution could be implemented. From a myriad of off-the-shelf products to a wide array…
Post contributed by 4CTechnologies Technical Consultant, Matt Nicol
With the explosive adoption of smart phones and tablets worldwide, it is vital to consider a mobile strategy when planning a variety of technological initiatives for your business. As it has been discussed in this blog in the past, there are currently more mobile devices in the U.S. than there are people! If your company wishes to provide a mobile app, one of the first questions to ask is, “Should my app be a native app or a Web app?”
If you use a smartphone, you know how difficult it can be to load websites that look phenomenal on your computer, but take minutes to load and look patchy at best on your smartphone. As we discussed in a previous post, there are a LOT of reasons why your business needs to have a mobile presence in 2013. Depending on your business, your customers, and your budget however, there are multiple avenues you can take to have one.