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Planning Automated Marketing Programs

an Article published on January 10, 2013
...out a program, it helps to set clear goals for what the objective of the program will be. You need to decide what the program should accomplish. For example, Mark O’Brien recently spoke at an event and collected the names...
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Prospect Experience Design

Two Things About Web Design

an Article published on August 9, 2011
...web design as part of their provided services. Our president, Mark, wrote in his latest book, “A Website That Works,” that web design is like jazz (fluid and malleable) as opposed to print design (fixed and permanent). Since I’m not...
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Prospect Experience Design

Forget the Fold, Part 2

an Article published on April 19, 2013
...the bullseye or miss the mark when it comes to optimizing page real estate. You’ll notice the first 760 pixels of each example page is shaded, which indicates a minimum viewing depth based on a screen resolution of 1024 x...
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Week 746

an Article written by Christopher Butler on March 14, 2010
...Mike) to check in on progress. Things are looking good! Then Mark and I headed out to have lunch with Eric for our weekly management meeting. Tuesday‘s highlight was a video conference I attended with our entire development team (Nolan,...
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CTA Stats

an Article written by Christopher Butler on March 13, 2009
...upcoming HOW Design Conference (Mark will be speaking on web strategy), our goal is to consistently share our expertise. Our philosophy is that by generating content that shares our knowledge, our site will become a hub of activity that ultimately...
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The Four Stages of Content Marketing

an Article written by Christopher Butler on February 28, 2012
...So you know: Mark O’Brien’s book, A Website that Works was published by Rockbench. Pro: More control, more of the proceeds (if not all—depends upon the publisher), professional editorial and marketing help, faster turnaround. Con: No advance likely. Typically responsible...
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Its All About The Awards

an Article published on September 17, 2008
...portfolios, blogs or flash-only micro sites for high-end organizations. And it seems web design awards follow a similar route: all-flash sites with mystery meat navigation and very little compelling content. Mark Boulton, a designer across the pond in Wales, has...
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Content Strategy

Doing More with Less

an Article written by Christopher Butler on September 30, 2009
...so there’s no need to veil your calls to action in unclear language or obscure them with fancy images meant to hide the fact that a user is heading right for a form. Mark them clearly, focus their titles on...
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