Google Intelligence

Written by: Craig Henderson | Web 2.0+ | December 4, 2009

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Google has recently released a new feature called “Intelligence” (currently in Beta).   

Enterprise analytics companies including Coremetrics, Omniture and WebTrends must be left scratching their heads as Google has yet released another tool – FREE of charge. So, what is Google “Intelligence” you ask?

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Women Executive Leadership CMS Case Study

Written by: Mark LeBlanc | Strategy | November 11, 2009

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In today’s world of web development there is no lack of Content Management Systems (CMS) from which to choose when developing a web site – either for internal use or for clients. How do you go about selecting the right CMS for the job? As with many development decisions, it’s a matter of language preference, skill sets and budget. read more

Selecting the Right Web Programming Language

Written by: Craig Henderson | Strategy | October 12, 2009

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When approaching a web development project, whether it be for a public facing site or an intranet, one of the most important and often difficult decisions is selecting the right dynamic web development language. read more

Master New Tools for Effective Presentations

Written by: Craig Henderson | Web 2.0+ | September 3, 2009

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Business communications continue to evolve, and your ability to adapt may not only make for an effective presentation, but may also separate you from the pack in a volatile job climate. read more

Merit Mile and Microsoft Hosting University

Written by: Sarah Gibson | Strategy | August 24, 2009

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Satisfying one’s thirst for quality of work is typically compartmentalized into one or two categories. Our latest creation, Microsoft Hosting University, represents the perfect web-marketing trifecta for Merit Mile: highly strategic, uniquely creative, and an in partnership with a world-class client. read more

Mobile Marketing

Written by: Lindsey Waite | Web 2.0+ | June 23, 2009

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With the incredibly increasing popularity of Twitter, more and more people are becoming aware of the power of what can be said in only 160 characters.  In addition, business owners are realizing that SMS is a cost effective way of communicating with potential customers especially due to the broad coverage it offers. read more

The Twitter Phenomenon

Written by: Wojay Jenkins | Web 2.0+ | May 30, 2009

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How Tweet it is! Has Twitter become an essential part of life as we know it or is it simply the latest Chia Pet of the Internet?

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Introducing, Florida Denture Institute

Written by: Mark Reino | Branding & ID | May 20, 2009

When a prominent Fort Lauderdale DMD arrived at Merit Mile to discuss her vision for a highly specialized “Turbyfill” dentures practice, first on the order of business was a name, tagline and brandmark. We hope you like them! Read on to learn more about what’s in store for the Florida Denture Institute.

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Email Headers In The Right Direction

Written by: Wojay Jenkins | Lead Gen & Advertising | April 9, 2009

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Email may have supplanted snail mail for direct marketing, but the challenge remains the same: how to keep recipients from trashing your message before they read it. Here are a few best practices that may help your next campaign.

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Integrated PR and Marketing; a Grand Slam

Written by: John Sternal | PR | March 10, 2009

As with anything in marketing, it’s always the best idea to have a very integrated approach that combines a multi-disciplinary focus to reach different levels of your target audience. This is especially true with your public relations efforts, in spite of the fact that many companies believe PR is synonymous with “press release”. read more

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