We gave Sundance Spas’ website an updated look and feel with an increased focus on videos, product imagery and our most important calls to action for consumers.
Monthly Archives: May 2012
Weather.com Ad Takeover Drives 39,000 Unique Visitors
In coordination with the Integer Group, Ninthlink created banner ads & a designated landing page to support one of Jacuzzi’s largest online marketing campaigns, which resulted in close to 40,000 unique visitors - 20 times the average.
Ninthlink Provides Non-Profit Website for FACT
FACT’s mission is to assist seniors, persons with disabilities and social service recipients in San Diego County to meet their transportation needs. We’re hoping their new website helps them do just that.
In addition to having a senior dial-a-ride service known as RideFACT, FACT maintains a comprehensive database of transportation services operated by public transportation agencies, social services agencies, faith based organizations and specialized transportation services in San Diego County, which can all be accessed via the Find A Ride search tool on their website.
Ninthlink worked with FACT on a complete redesign of their existing website, which included branding and an updated logo.
Internationalization: Turn.com Now Available in 8 Languages
Last month we posted a blog about flipping Turn’s existing website, originally built in WordPress, to the more powerful and flexible Drupal content management system. As we mentioned, one of the main reasons behind this is Drupal’s ability to handle more complex features and functionality. One important feature, which we spent the first couple of weeks in May working on is Internationalization.
Google Places Merges With Google Plus
Dear Local Business Owner,
If you hadn’t heard the news by now, yesterday Google announced the end of Google Places as we used-to-know it. In it’s place is an updated version of Google Plus, which has now officially merged with Google Places. There has been a lot written already about the change and a lot of panic has ensued. The way we see it, not much has changed yet..but be prepared Google Plus is here to stay.
What has changed:
1) Your business has 2 fronts – For the time being, your business page will have two faces – Google Places and Google Plus. You can still login to your accounts the same way you’ve been accustomed to logging in. You will, however, notice that if you are logged into your G+ account. Google is now showing you how many times you’ve visited a particular business page. At some point we expect there to be a single login – from your G+ page but for now nothing has changed. READ MORE
Schema In Action
Not too long ago, the search engines announced a uniformed way to make better sense of the content on the web. They called it Schema. The goal was to use a new markup language that would enable website authors to tag their content, a feat that would ultimately help the engines organize and serve up more meaningful results. The engines said Schema was coming and some in the optimization community took notice. About a year had passed since that fateful announcement.. yet Schema seemed like perhaps another crazy concoction. A whole lot of work to do without any tangible result. Schema was literally nowhere to be found except in the code of websites of the early adopters. That is until now. READ MORE
Happy Mothers Day
For all the current moms and future moms out there. Happy day from NLK and from www.google.com too
Friday Office Humor?
Really, you want me to rinse the dishes in the toilet? That just doesn’t seem like a good idea… And on an unrelated note, CTIA Wireless conference went real well, though I still need to gmap-pedometer total up how many miles I hoofed all over NOLA, and hope to get a follow-up blog post or two up next week.
I love it when kids lip sync
I too love this song by Gotye.
