It is often said that “content is king” on the web, but why? Because advertising, once the primary method for marketing a company, has become less effective over the years. Each day, we are exposed to hundreds of ads which our overloaded brains dismiss as “noise,” making them easier to ignore. Therefore, creating a content […]
Building a website that drives traffic, delights and engages users, and converts and builds brand champions is not an overnight process. There is no magic tool or tactic that can instantly make you an established leader. However, there are seven cornerstones upon which many successful websites are built. Audience The first cornerstone of a results-oriented […]
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Is your website producing the results you want? If not, you may want to re-think your strategy because your site may have been created with the wrong vision. […]
The next generation of websites will leverage intelligence from analytics and enable organizations to craft a new level of user experience, even personalized down to the individual. […]
At LevelTen you’ll often hear the phrase “Launch early, Launch Often” thrown around. It’s a mantra that we have adopted for our working lives. Maybe you have heard the phrase yourself, but wonder what it means, or why it should apply to you. Allow me to break down this philosophy for you. […]
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What is the purpose of website planning?
That’s not meant to be a rhetorical question. Think about it. Write down your answers. […]
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It is with great pleasure that I announce a recent win for the team at LevelTen. We were informed today that we have officially won a silver W3 award for our design work on Caris Life Sciences! For those keeping score, this marks LevelTen’s 3rd W3 win in the last four years. […]
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I just finished watching James Walker’s “Why I Hate Drupal” presentation on the flight back from DrupalCon DC. The presentation was a perfect exclamation point to the clarity I received about Drupal this week. […]
For years the advice I gave new consultants about problems solving is this:
Make sure you thoroughly define the problem. A problem well defined is half solved.
Never present a problem to a client without a solution. Nobody likes problems, everybody likes solutions. […]
During the summer of 2006 LevelTen reached a maturation point and officially entered our next phase of growth and wow is this phase proving to be double the challenge, double the fun. […]