As we enter the first workday under Michigan’s shelter-in-place order today, many of us will be forced to learn how to effectively work from home. I’ve spent the majority of my adult life as a remote worker living overseas, and as a result, I’ve had to learn a thing or two about maintaining productivity in […]
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How Does Iterative Web Development Work for Managed Web?
One of the biggest advantages to iterative, managed web development is that you can use your new website features as soon as they’re ready, instead of waiting for every feature to be complete. Let’s look at how an iterative process works.
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The Difference between Managed Web Services and Project-Based Web Services in 2 Charts
Managed web services, also known as “Managed Web” refers to a cost-effective, flexible approach to web marketing characterized by iterative releases, quality content and efficient communications. You can define project-based web services as the traditional, linear method of producing a website or organizing a web marketing campaign. To help you understand the difference, we’ve designed […]
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5 Reasons Why Managed Web Services Might Be Better for Your Next Website
While there are some applications where a project-based web services model makes more sense (e.g. non-essential websites, microsites, short-term campaigns, etc.), we believe that a managed web approach is more cost effective and yields better results in the long run.
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Worksighted
Worksighted approached Boileau Communications looking for a strategic public relations and marketing partner. With rapid growth, they needed a team that could function as an extension of their internal team with a core understanding of brand, messages and their secret sauce.
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WordPress 5.0 Gutenberg & The (Eventual) Death of the Page Builder
If you work with websites at all (and you haven’t been living under a rock), chances are you’ve heard about WordPress 5.0 and the Gutenberg editor, which was finally released last week after being pushed back for the better part of a year. It’s hotly anticipated arrival is making waves and has sparked a great deal of discussion about the everyday tools we use to create content for the web.
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How to prepare and optimize images for use on your WordPress website
A primer for authors and editors. As search engines adapt their algorithms to put even more emphasis on mobile device performance, it’s a good time to brush up on some effective practices for keeping your WordPress pages humming along at top speed.
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Holland Energy Park
Before Holland BPW could build one of the world’s most remarkable power plants at the gateway to downtown, they faced a critical challenge: How to get the community to take an active role in shaping their energy future.
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