Updating Your Website
It’s like everything else, even workout shoes don’t last for more than a few years. Websites are no different. At the end of 2016 I had a chance to visit our website (like I visit my mother) not as often as I should, and I noticed we were
The Recipe Box – Recipe 2.0: Greek Lamb Meatballs with Tzatziki Sauce
Welcome to our second Recipe Box post! These Greek inspired mini lamb meatballs and tzatziki sauce bring a whole new meaning to “meatball appetizer!" Meatballs: (makes about 24-30 1-inch meatballs) 1 pound Fresh New Zealand Lamb ground lamb 1/3 cup crumbled feta cheese 1/4 cup minced onion (yellow or red) 3 tablespoons
Is Your Website at Risk?
We hear these stories from companies all the time – their customers call to inform them their website is down, Google warns visitors their website may have been hacked, and companies get sued when their clients' information is stolen. But there’s still a tiny part of them that thinks, “this
The Recipe Box – Recipe 1.0: Greek Jalapeño Lamb Poppers
This is our first blog installment of 2017, and we're excited to introduce a new series called The Recipe Box! Since a good portion of our business comes from the food industry, we've decided to use some of these great products to bring you recipes from our own kitchens (with
Dog Blog 28.0 – A Brain Holiday
Right now (mid- to late December) is a tricky time of year. On one hand, you have clients emailing and calling like crazy, looking for help with last minute projects and deadlines. On the other hand, you have clients who have completely disappeared from existence and won't return
Dog Blog 27.0 – Win Them Back, or Let Them Go?
You have probably experienced this predicament at some point in your career - when working with a client starts to become more dreadful than it is enjoyable. Nobody is seeing eye to eye, every project gets dragged on forever, and everything about working together starts to become just plain
Dog Blog 26.0 – Enjoy the Moment
A couple weeks ago, we wrote a post about how marketers who start pushing the back to school season at the start of July are grating our nerves. We know people like to prepare, and we know a lot of schools start early these days, but we got to
Dog Blog 25.0 – Back To School Commercials – The Leading Cause of Temporary Depression
This is a post by Brooke, our mountain-based YellowDogger! Admit it, do you not still feel some dread creep into your body each time a Back to School commercial pops up on your TV screen? I sure do. It may just be for a few seconds, but those commercials offer virtual
Dog Blog 24.0 – Is Social Media for Me?
It seems like lately, the most frequent questions we receive from our clients are concerning social media. Specifically, clients want to know: Do I really need it? What it will do for me? Is it too late to get on board? Here are our responses: The more you get your name out there, the better It won't
Dog Blog 23.0 – Missing the Mark
Before I get started on what's going to sound like a personal attack - I will say that I have nothing against the Garnier company, the products they make (I actually use quite a few of them), or the agency they've hired to do their branding and packaging design.