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As you know, the number of people who access the Internet from a mobile device grows daily. For business owners, it’s becoming crucial to your survival to be accessible from anywhere, on any device. By now you should at least be considering bringing your website to the mobile masses. But, what are your options? Let’s take a look and see if building a dedicated mobile site or a responsive one is the best choice for you.

Dedicated Mobile

Since we started our Pinterest account a few months back, we’ve been learning some things about Pinterest that we thought you’d like to know about. Whether you already have an account, are considering one, or you’re sitting there scratching your head going “what the heck is Pinterest?” this article is for you! 

Our brains have been changed by the superfast world of the Internet where things happen in an instant, and if we get bored or confused, POOF!  We click away in search of someone who says the same thing only in fewer words and with more pictures.

We love pictures now more than ever, don’t we?  It seems that long expanses of plain text have fallen away in favor of a more visual way of communication.

But then again, didn’t cave men do a lot of visual storytelling?

Copywriters are incredibly valuable members of a creative team. Without them, you wouldn’t be reading any words right now. It would be horribly dull and you’d just be sitting here like a big silly, staring at a blank page.

So today, in case you haven’t guessed already, we’re going to talk about copywriters and what they do for us. Let’s start by defining some terms.

6:30 am: Wake up to the sound of my alarm clock and realize my cat is sleeping on my head, as usual. As soon as my feet hit the floor, he starts clamoring for food by winding around my legs and meowing loudly. I mutter something about turning him into a pair of slippers if he doesn’t pipe down.