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19th December 2012
10 digital strategy mistakes
We look at some of the common problems we encounter when we are asked to review clients' websites.
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15th November 2012
Memetic Marketing
Examining the impact of the Meme for communicating and spreading brand messages as the trend in content marketing rises.
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18th September 2012
Online Influence of Offline Sales - ROPO
The majority of purchases still take place offline (9 out of 10) but of those 40% of consumers prefer to ROPO – research online, purchase offline.
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16th August 2012
Automate your way to newsletter heaven, well... non hell
Sending periodic emails can be a huge hassle, especially if you're already busy writing news updates on a blog elsewhere on your site. So why not reuse that content to make your life much easier...
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19th July 2012
How To Make The Most of Landing Pages
Ever wondered how to get the best from a page the moment a user sees it? Here's a few top tips on ensuring your landing pages are as effective as they can be.
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18th July 2012
Digital Britain Part Four
More insights into Brits online Digital agency, Dare has produced a fascinating 175 page document that describes how Britain lives today through technology. We've read the report and summarised some of the key issues, so you don't have to.
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21st June 2012
The value of data
Codegent College When it comes to digital budgets, research and data collection is often the first thing to get cut. But what impact does this have and what added value are you missing out on?
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21st June 2012
Digital Britain Part Three
More insights into Brits online Digital agency, Dare has produced a fascinating 175 page document that describes how Britain lives today through technology. We've read the report and summarised some of the key issues, so you don't have to.
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17th May 2012
The EU Cookie Crisis Explained
The Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2011 was introduced into the UK last May as a response to wider European legislation on…
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14th May 2012
Digital Britain Part Two
Part two in our summary of a fascinating new 175 page report by agency Dare , takes a look at a load of research from a variety of sources and gives a…
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19th April 2012
How to rock your SEO
GIVE YOUR WEBSITE A LIFT. Your website is now live. It is targetted, user friendly, with a strong identity and you proudly declare, “it's doing its job…
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19th April 2012
5 Top Tips for Generating App Store Revenue
Just over a year ago we released our first app into the App Store and Android Market under our own brand.
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19th April 2012
Digital Britain Part One
A fascinating new 175 page report by agency Dare , takes a look at a load of research from a variety of sources and gives a snapshot of how we, as Britons…
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22nd March 2012
Moving Your Brand To Facebook's New Timeline
Maybe you've noticed. You've probably at least been warned. Facebook is changing... again.
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20th March 2012
10 thoughts about new product launches
The appetite for people to create companies around products is certainly seeing an uplift: both in terms of ‘Software as a Service’ type offerings and…
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15th February 2012
User Experience. Why wireframes matter.
Wireframes are probably the most used documents of the UX projects that we undertake at Codegent.
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19th January 2012
User Experience ? How to plot a user journey
This month I’m going to be talking about User Journeys: what they are used for and how to do create them. User journeys – what are they?
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15th December 2011
Google+ as a benefit to business
Google+... that’s been around a while now hasn’t it? It’s hardly taken off as a social network but recently it seems Google have their sights set much…
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15th December 2011
Recurring Billing - Financial Heaven, Technical Hell
What is Recurring Billing? Recurring billing is effectively subscription modelling for businesses transacting online.
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14th December 2011
User Experience - Personas, the whys and hows
For the next few months I’m going to write a bit about User Experience. I firmly believe that User Experience shouldn’t be the dark art that some portray it…