RETAILERS are fighting back against online competition with upmarket makeovers in their latest bid to lure shoppers through the doors.
conditions, many are vamping up internal and external shop fit outs with multi-million-dollar redesigns as a way of attracting customers.
Major retailers, including Myer, are turning to architects to create something “that is way is beyond just … Continue reading “Retailers revamping shops to compete with online outlets”
Month: September 2011
Beginner’s Guide to QR Code Marketing
| 0 Comments |While your own Web enterprise may not have the resources of a Best Buy, Target or Home Depot, there is a highly accessible marketing tool that all three heavyweights and countless other retailers are currently relying upon to expand their audiences and increase customer engagement. It is called QR code marketing, and here’s what you … Continue reading “Beginner’s Guide to QR Code Marketing”
10 Websites For Mobile Web Design Inspiration
| 0 Comments |Mobile web browser capability today almost like a desktop browser, like support css, javascript, flashplayer. For web designer they must immediately adapt their websites to these new devices, and must know the limitation of the device, like screen resolution, gesture touch features, etc.
With mobile web framework like jquery mobile or sencha touch we can make … Continue reading “10 Websites For Mobile Web Design Inspiration”
Google Plus Could Become Luxury’s Platform of Choice
| 0 Comments |Buzz about Google Plus is fading as concerns about traffic decreases take hold, but a steady concentration of traffic from affluent demographics could create the perfect conditions for luxury marketers.
According to a recent study by Experian Hitwise, “prosperous, middle-aged married couples living child-focused lives in affluent suburbs” make up 2.9 percent of site visits on … Continue reading “Google Plus Could Become Luxury’s Platform of Choice”
Relative Activity on Social Media Platforms
| 0 Comments |2011 introduced a very strange new word to digital marketing – the “Plus One” or +1 from Google. I’m not sure that is even a word – more like when the singer Prince renamed himself in the 1990s to a symbol (which everyone referred to as TAFKAP – The Artist Formerly Known as Prince). I … Continue reading “Relative Activity on Social Media Platforms”
The Facebook Developer Garage Program
| 0 Comments |To further support our developer community, we’ve created a Facebook Developer Garage video to help share the Facebook Developer Garage history and provide a tribute to our developers worldwide.
We want to empower developers to educate their local communities and build engaging products using the power of Facebook Platform and Connect.
Prime Time Hack: The Birth of Facebook Video
| 0 Comments |At Facebook, a new idea can lead to a huge impact. In our regular Hackathons, engineers spend the night coding and hacking away at new product ideas. Watch how one of those all-night projects turned into Facebook Video and led to people viewing over a billion videos every month.
Moving Fast: How We Built Facebook Platform
| 0 Comments |Moving fast is one of our core values: Its how we constantly launch and improve our products. On the two-year anniversary of Facebook Platform, watch how the team behind it helped make the Web a more social place by enabling developers to build applications that had never been possible before.
Small Team, Big Impact: The People Behind Photos
| 0 Comments |At Facebook, its common for small teams of three or four people to work together in creating products that are used by millions of people around the world. Watch how the team behind Facebooks Photos application helped it become the most popular of its kind on the Internet.
Connecting the World: How We Translated Facebook
| 0 Comments |The people working at Facebook are constantly asked to tackle complicated problems on a large scale. Our approach to translating the site is just one example of what happens when you give people the power to think creatively.