May 8, 2021
by Monique | General Webbiness, Info, Internet Marketing
I was recently struck by an email that arrived in my inbox. The sender: Ink Cards. The subject line: “Would you like to receive Mother’s Day emails?” I open the email to find a simply worded opt-out letter: Ink Cards is an online greeting card company. You download...
Nov 12, 2015
by Natalie Winslow | Featured, General Webbiness
I was in Kindergarten and first grade in 1984 – 1986. We learned that the piano has 88 keys, just like the speed that the Delorean has to reach to travel through time. We learned how to cover our heads during a tornado drill (this was Kansas after all), and we...
May 7, 2014
by Natalie Winslow | General Webbiness
You may recall that I have a mild obsession with stockphotos. They pepper my blog posts ironically, like a hipster wearing a wolf t-shirt. I think they’re hilarious and strange, mostly because they are almost always look so staged, so canned, and just so darn...
Feb 20, 2014
by Natalie Winslow | General Webbiness
Welcome to Natalie’s Thoughts About Stuff. This blog post is my written thoughts on a topic I often mull over but that I don’t have an answer to. I’d love to hear what you think. I spend a lot of time thinking about The User. How will The User...
Aug 2, 2013
by Natalie Winslow | General Webbiness
1. Don’t Be Afraid To Make A Mistake While GOB was the least competent Bluth Company president, he wasn’t afraid to make a mistake. Or, like, fifty of them a day. While I know better than to be a complete idiot like GOB, it is helpful to know that we can...
Jun 3, 2013
by Natalie Winslow | General Webbiness
Your competitors are ranking higher than you in search. So what do you do? You go to their website, you cringe at the stockphotos, you criticize it as confusing and out of date, then you ask your web team to emulate it exactly. Because if they’re ranking number...
May 13, 2013
by Natalie Winslow | General Webbiness
This year at SXSWi (South by Southwest Interactive), a tech festival that brings together marketers, entrepreneurs, startups, designers, and programmers, Big Data was everywhere. Panelists discussed harnessing data; Nate Silver presented on his methods for gathering...
