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Google Plus Local was presented as a replacement for Google Places in May 2012 and is an important resource for local search that links a variety of Google services. By filling in your details on Google Plus Local, you control your company's online presence and increase your chances of ranking highly in the Google search engine. You could even beat out competitors. Learn more about Google Plus Local and its benefits in this post: "Google Plus Local Search Optimization: A Key Web Marketing Tactic"

Prospective homebuyers are increasingly turning to the Internet to do research on properties and other aspects of real estate before they make a purchase. To impress them, web design for real estate requires more than just clean and professional website building. Realtors need 3 main components on their real estate websites to grab and keep the attention of their visitors, which directly results in more leads and sales.

Tomorrow is November 1st. It's also Movember 1st. What does this mean you ask? This means a lot of different things for many people who've been affected by Cancer. 

Neutral colors are not necessarily interpreted neutrally when used in logo design. Although they're usually used for backgrounds or to represent formality in a logo, each individual neutral color can also stir up specific emotions in viewers just as warm and cool colors can. Use neutral colors in logos to benefit your business by becoming more knowledgable about what they symbolize in this final article of a 3-part series on colors and their meanings in logo design.

With the increasing number of mobile users who are more likely to click on ads than desktop users, your business should get on board and dedicate part of its marketing budget to mobile ads. There are various types of mobile advertising that can be utilized to grab the attention of mobile users, ranging from basic text to rich media ads. In this post, find out which would be best to get your company's message across: "Mobile Ad Formats"

Your mobile audience has different needs and priorities than people who access the Internet from home through desktop computers. The typical mobile customer is often on the move, which calls for specific mobile web design strategies to cater to the habits of these consumers. This post covers what we know about the growing number of mobile users and how this information should influence your company's web design on the mobile web.