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websites |
BatesMeron often gets boomerang calls from potential clients. What are boomerang calls? That’s when someone gives us a call or meets with us, tells us their website needs and then finds out that the cost will be much more than…[more] |
It’s a summer marketing roundup, and we’re having a blast. Pour yourself an ice-cold drink and enjoy some fun reading on summer marketing campaigns, an end to looking dumb on Facebook, a font that’s rejuvenating a city and more. Selling…[more] |
Josh Schneider is one of the best repositories of plant knowledge you’ll ever find. As Principal at Cultivaris, he brings revolutionary new plants to the horticulture industry. As our client and friend, he introduces us to the cool new plants…[more] |
Sometimes we’re so proud of our clients, we could burst. We get very close to them and their brands during the brand development process, and when we see them doing great work and achieving great things, it’s very personal to…[more] |
Brad Farris, principal at Anchor Advisors, stopped by the blog just last month. However, he shared something so insightful in his own newsletter that we couldn’t resist featuring him again. As a service business, we sometimes get jealous of our…[more] |
For our final Top list of the year, we bring you our top projects of 2011—the jobs that most challenged us, inspired us, rewarded us and paid dividends for our clients. We’ve gushed about some of these projects before, so…[more] |
Network engineers predict that the Internet will be down to the last few hundred thousand (or fewer) web addresses by the end of 2010. These aren’t the domain names you type into a browser to surf, but the IP (Internet…[more] |
In the early part of the summer of 2009, Plug Connection (one of BatesMeron’s oldest and dearest clients) came to us with a need to redesign a website for their popular brand, Organiks. This would go far beyond a superficial reskinning of…[more] |
Some websites have “About Us” sections with five bio writeups, others have product catalogs with hundreds of entries. But many sites we’ve worked on this past year lie somewhere in between, and that’s when we’ve found XML to be just…[more] |