Cite have launched two websites for the biggest music show in the UK.
Despite great competition, Cite won the contract because if it’s creative approach and strong search engine optimisation of websites.
The London International Music Show, will take place between June 11 – 14 at Excel London with a variety of musical stars performing including Steve Vai and Phil Horne.
There’s no denying, the iPhone is a thing of beauty, and not only does it look good, it does everything short of making your morning brew.
So it comes as no surprise that an estimated 10 million iPhones were sold in 2008, and that iPhone applications have risen from 2,000 to over 10,000 in a matter of four months, with 300 million downloads, of which a staggering 75% were paid for.
At the same time, Smartphones are the biggest growing segment in the market.
Noticed any big changes to Google recently? Are you sure? The biggest change might just be the smallest. As this article on the BBC website explains, Google have update their favicon. As these articles explains, a favicon, is the tiny logo that appears next to the address of a website (in your browser’s address toolbar). It may measure only 16 pixels square but this ubiquitous icon will be viewed approximately 1,200 million times a day.
Following on from last week’s blog about the rise and rise of e-tailing, Rory Cellan-Jones has an interesting article on his dot.life blog confirming the continued boom in online sales.
Over the past couple of years we’ve created loads of blog for our clients. Some like Mio Destino and Design4Retail are clearly designed as both marketing and news channels whilst the likes of Red Rocket is a personal site for PR professional, Phil Szomszor.
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