E-Commerce / App Developer Wanted

Calling all developers! We’re looking for someone with the following creds:

  • 4 year degree in technology related major
  • 3+ years experience in e-commerce / application and CMS development
  • High-level proficiency in PHP, SQL, JavaScript
  • Moderate-level proficiency in CSS
  • Portfolio of existing work
  • 2 work or school references
  • Strong work ethic
  • Strong personal values

We offer great pay, awesome benefits and a relaxed, creative environment in exchange. If you’re interested in joining the AV team, call 918-518-6576, or email us at { info at aquavitacreative.com }.

Talk to you soon!

2010 Mobile Website Progress Study – 2000 Percent Growth

2010 Mobile Web Progress Study by dotMobi confirms continued explosion of mobile-friendly content. Have you seen how many cell phones are out there these days?

Recent mobile website growth worldwide makes the early desktop Web expansion look like a short-range missile compared to the atomic bomb.

In 2008, the study showed 150,000 mobile-ready websites. In 2010 the numbers jumped to approximately 3.01 million mobile websites.

We’re talking about a two-year growth of more than 2,000 percent.

This latest mobile growth trend easily outstrips desktop growth in its early stages.

The desktop Web showed a growth rate of only 1,333 percent between 1996 and 1998, according to Netcraft.

“Many brands and businesses are seeing that mobile is a vital, unique channel and not just a smaller desktop Web,” said Trey Harvin, CEO of dotMobi.

A recent Morgan Stanley report agrees “mobile internet is ramping faster than desktop internet did and will be bigger than most think.”

Sidestepping the desktop dark ages of spinning email gifs and blinking text, mobile web has emerged as a sexy, sleek communications platform.

Businesses large and small need to carve out their territory. Mobile phones are becoming a huge driving force in how the world and your customers view the web.

Are you ready?

Google SEO Secrets

Gayle Laakmann

Want the inside scoop on Google’s most closely-guarded search engine secrets?

Would you like to know what really works to boost your search engine rankings?

Why not ask Google?

Straight form the Google Developer Vault:
Google’s Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide

Let’s see what’s inside:

SEO Basics

  • Create unique, accurate page titles
  • Make use of the “description” meta tag

Improving Site Structure

  • Improve the structure of your URLs
  • Make your site easier to navigate

Optimizing Content

  • Offer quality content and services
  • Write better anchor text
  • Optimize your use of images
  • Use heading tags appropriately

Dealing with Crawlers

  • Make effective use of robots.txt
  • Be aware of rel=”nofollow” for links

SEO for Mobile Phones

  • Notify Google of mobile sites
  • Guide mobile users accurately

Promotions and Analysis

  • Promote your website in the right ways
  • Make use of free webmaster tools
Jonathan Cox
9.15.2010
Eureka!, The Nerdery

The Bear in the Woods

Have you ever been moved by a TV commercial?

If you have, it was probably done by Hal Riney. Hal is no longer with us, having been taken by cancer recently, but his work continues to inspire us.

There’s a power to his stuff that’s hard to describe. It’s simple, yet elegant; truthful, yet dramatic. If you’re ever feeling depressed, for example, watch the commercial “It’s morning in America again” below.

‘Nuff said.