The training sessions held by Core and More Technologies at the NJBFAA 2012 Annual Symposium were a tremendous success.
Author: Andrew Young
Coming up on February 2, 2012, Core and More Technologies will be presenting two courses at the NJBFAA 2012 Annual Symposium, held at the Tropicana Hotel in Atlantic City, NJ.
[dt_divider style=”narrow”/]The first course, “Introduction to Web Development”, will cover all the basic concepts of establishing a successful web presence for your organization. Topics include defining realistic goals, choosing an address, detailed best practices, “do’s and dont’s” of site development, targeting the right audience, overall site optimization, and metrics of success. This course will run from 1:00 – 3:00 PM.
We are very excited to have been recognized by Google as having distinguished ourselves to become a certified company.
I have an expensive HTC Thunderbolt Smartphone from Verizon. The phone is great outside of the fact that it comes with a battery that dies within 3 hours when not connected to a power source, but that is another subject. I visited by local Verizon store once I noticed that, after about 5 months, I had only once had access to a 4G network — and that was in Philadelphia. They advised that north of a City here in New Jersey called Perth Amboy, everything is 4G and that it is coming this way “soon”.
So there I am at Newark Airport (yes, north of Perth Amboy) and I still only have a 3G connection. My Verizon representative would likely have told me to “reboot”.
Core and More Technologies is excited to join AtHoc, Inc. in announcing the release of their new Customer Portal. The Customer Portal is designed to strengthen AtHoc’s world-class customer service offering, boost support services for their growing global customer base, enable a single point of accountability and lower total cost of ownership!
When San Mateo, CA. based AtHoc, Inc. needed to offer its customers a secure, single point of access for training, support materials and general product collateral — they turned to their trusted provider of internet marketing and overall web development services; Core and More Technologies.
New Jersey Associates of Family Law Arbitration (NJAFLA )today announced that they have selected Core and More Technologies to build their new online web portal! Based in Monmouth County, NJ, NJAFLA is comprised of legal, financial and psychology experts whose services stand to revolutionize specific processes within the NJ State Court System.
New Jersey Associates of Family Law Arbitration Chooses Core and More Technologies to Revise End-to-End Web Presence
Granular – a buzzword – yes, perhaps. But it is a favorite word of mine nonetheless. Picture the pile of sawdust swept into the corner where a stack of 2×4’s have just been cut. Take each individual piece of that sawdust and spread it out on a table. Examine one piece at a time and identify characteristics that differentiate that one from the others. Repeat the process for all. Why would anyone ever want to do this? Well, they wouldn’t. It is about as exciting and productive as watching grass grow. But when it comes to traffic to your website and the measurement of your SEO efforts – you MUST demand this level of granularity out of your vendor. As a matter of fact, it should not be a demand, it should be part of the reports being supplied to you on a monthly — if not on a bi-weekly basis.
The new Google Chromebooks will be offered by Samsung and Acer. The Samsung model is $429 for Wi-Fi only, 3G version is $499. Acer is priced starting at $349 and up.
For all those leveraging Google Analytics to measure their results and who use advanced segments to differentiate their paid, non-paid, direct and referral traffic — you may have experienced a minor heart attack when it appeared that you had a significantly lower amount of traffic then expected. You probably noticed a message in a small yellow horizontal box that reads “This report is generated in fast-access mode. Learn more”. But clicking the “learn more” link leads to a page that tells you that you are looking at sampling data since the site you are managing had in excess of 500,000 visits. But what if you know the site did not have that number of visits?
