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Your business uses social media, but are you doing more harm than good?

In Digett’s free 5 Social Media Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make webinar you’ll learn:

You’ve seen our blog, you follow us on Twitter, now join Digett on Facebook! That’s right, the Digett Facebook Page is up and running, and now the only thing we need to make it complete is you!

HubSpot’s Website Grader is a powerful weapon in Digett’s marketing arsenal; we use it to get a quick and detailed look at what a website is doing right, and where there might be room for improvement. It’s also a great benchmarking tool, and we frequently use it when creating reports for our clients — nothing promotes a sense of accomplishment like going from a 65 to an 80!

A major component to search engine optimization (SEO) is choosing the right keywords around which to develop your content strategy. A keyword is a word or phrase that your customer might enter into a search engine (ex. Google) to find your company and others like it.

Everyone has heard the old adage, “The world’s oldest profession. ” But it usually isn’t associated with art or technology.

Last week we started our series on mobile website interface design with The Ugly. We’re working our way up to The Good, but we have to address The Bad first. Hopefully this will help to provide a basic roadmap for ensuring your mobile website falls into The Good category.

If your answer to the question, "Is your website ready for mobile?" is "No," you've joined us at the perfect time. Over the next several weeks we'll be digging deeper to expose some mobile website design best practices that will serve as a guide for your venture into the world of mobile website and Graphical User Interface (GUI) design. We'll get to the Good soon enough, but first we need to start with the Ugly.

You are a veteran of the website design and development process. You’re a warrior. You’ve conquered web designer giants, slayed a den full of forked-tongue programmers, and outwitted the caffeine-fueled marketing dragons — you have risen victoriously to the challenge! You successfully launched your company’s website (only slightly over budget).

Pizza and ranch dressing. Chocolate and peanut butter. Batman and Robin. Sonny and Cher.

Life is about great pairings, and we’re excited to announce one more.

Digett has officially partnered with HubSpot, and we’re celebrating by not only revamping our website, but also by rededicating ourselves to our goals: to provide our clients with the resources they need to grow their businesses.

What is HubSpot?

HubSpot’s goal is to provide software, resources, and great advice to businesses, enabling them to “get found” by more prospects, and convert a higher percentage of those prospects into customers.

Their methodology is simple. HubSpot:

Normally, we're a humble bunch of folks; we put on our pants one leg at a time and get to work (cough) early to get a leg up, all without fanfare, ticker-tape parades, or floats. That said, we don't turn up our noses when an award comes our way, especially if it's for the third year in a row.

That being the case, we're pleased to announce the Greater San Antonio Builders Association has awarded the Digett-designed and -developed McMillin Homes website the 2010 Summit Award for Best Website for a Builder. I might mention we also won in 2009 and 2008—and telling the truth never constitutes bragging, in our playbook.