Drew McManus on the Orchestra business | est. 2003

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Where You Think Links Should Open Could Be Influenced By Your Age

Wed, Apr 4, 2017
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One of the regular conversations I have with Venture Platform clients is how to handle the default target for where links open: new tab or same tab. Prior to the mobile device age, a common practice would be to have links pointing to internal website pages open in the same tab while outbound links open

When Was The Last Time You Updated Your Website Policy?

Wed, Mar 3, 2017
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Rules and regulations surrounding internet use are anything but consistent. Take website policies for example. Does your organization have the exact same polices in place now you crafted three years ago? If so, you’re going to want to update those because they are so very out of date. Privacy regulations alone are continuously fluctuating. Case

Creative CTAs: Can’t Someone Else Do It?

Mon, Mar 3, 2017
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Ceci Dadisman wrote an article for ArtsHacker today that focuses on a fun little tool from Capacity Interactive: the call to action (CTA) generator for arts marketers. It uses the same sort of straightforward Mad Libs formula you’ll find for traditional headline generators and applying it directly to something like a performing arts org CTA

If Only Every Complex Topic Could Be Explained This Way

Mon, Mar 3, 2017
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Show of hands: your IT or web provider is telling about some issue or another and even though you’re nodding away in agreement you have zero clue what s/he is talking about. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if every tech issue could be put into terms you can easily wrap your head around? For example, the

Keeping Tabs On Your Internet Speed

Fri, Feb 2, 2017
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Budgets are tight enough already, the last thing anyone wants to do is pay for something a provider isn’t delivering. To that end, something every office has is an internet connection but it never surprises me to see how few actually test their connection speeds to confirm they are getting what they pay for. Granted,
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