May10

Client eSeminars a Big Hit

Beth Snider May 10, 2012

Free 3by400 eSeminars Provide Business Tips

As a service to our clients, 3by400 started a new seminar series that covers a wide variety of topics important to managing and promoting web sites. We started our eSieminar series in January and have covered:

The Joomla Content Editor (JCE), our online editing tool of choice
Image Optimization for Web Sites
Joomla 2.5 Preview
Understanding Google Analytics; and
All You Need to Know About MailChimp

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Mar29

Analytics Webinar

Brent Laminack March 29, 2012

Not All Traffic is Good Traffic

We just had another client seminar on Google Analytics. If you were unable to attend, be sure to check out the previous seminars section of our website. It's a good walkthrough and shows that...

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Mar28

2 Out of 3 Ain't Bad

Brent Laminack March 28, 2012

A recent article compared the top e-commerce platforms in the Alexa top million websites for 2012. The most-used e-commerce platforms are: Magento, ZenCart and Virtuemart. We're well-versed in implementing Magento and Virtuemart carts, so having experience in two of the top...

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Mar28

Technology Moves On, and So Do We

Brent Laminack March 28, 2012

As all of you know, new software releases for your desktop and laptop happen all the time, with major upgrades to Windows or OS/X every couple of years. Joomla 2.5 is a major release for us, but there are underlying technologies that are getting upgrades as well. One of these is the programming language that Joomla's written in: PHP.

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