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Most customers are not loyal by nature and research shows that emotion influences purchase decision six times more than rationale. Your website is what connects you with your customers and connecting to your customers on an emotional level is the key to establishing a lasting relationship with your brand. read more

Mobile browsing is on the rise. In fact, a 2014 comScore study found that for the first time, the majority of digital media consumption was through mobile apps, rather than desktop browsers. Add in the popularity of tablets (which have completely different needs), and this means that companies need to be prepared with a site that's responsive. But what does that mean for your existing site? read more

With smartphone and tablet sales soaring, law firms need to invest in a website that is easily accessible and viewable on mobile devices, unless they want to risk being left behind. A growing number of consumers are researching legal topics and looking for attorneys on their mobile devices, so having a mobile-friendly website has become an absolute must for law firms that want to keep up with the competition. Below are some compelling reasons why your law firm should invest in a mobile website read more

Our team is very proud to accept five recent trophies from the 2015 Davey Awards. The Davey Awards recognized efelle's work on websites for Uno Noteband, Dargey, Peregrine Expeditions, Beautiful Booze, and Experience Momentum. Nearly 4,000 websites from across the US and around the world were considered by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts, which represents leading professionals that aim to honor "fresh ideas and exceptional execution." This distinction is one of many our team has received this year, which speaks to our commitment to creativity and innovation. read more

Do you get a fair amount of traffic to your site, but they're not interacting or contacting you? If so, you could be doing a number of things to enhance your website that could propel your conversion rates skywards. read more