The Atlanta Interactive Marketing Association (AiMA) has announced their 2012 finalist. Cool Blue Interactive’s site for Supplemental Health Care was selected as a finalist in the Most Effective Use of a Website category.
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2012
Late 2011, Google began using SSL as the default for search when users are logged into any Google product. This feature provides the end user with end-to-end encrypted search between their computer and Google. Encrypted searches are not archived and will not appear in auto-fill during a subsequent searches.
The internet is rapidly becoming every individual’s window to the world. What we choose to showcase through that window is what we want to project ourselves as to the World Wide Web. This can be referred to as an “online identity.”
Google Analytics (GA) is installed and is capturing data on your website and you’re reviewing monthly hits, bounces and traffic sources. While that type of data is useful information for almost any site, your site is unique, your customer is unique, and so is your data. If your site is anything more than a brochure-style site, chances are you would benefit from the use of custom variables.
2011
With shoppers using smartphones and tablets at all hours—even Thanksgiving Day—mobile is expected to drive record sales this holiday season. See how you can capitalize on the trend.
Cool Blue Interactive would like to congratulate the website winners of the 7th Annual International Davey Awards selected by the International Academy of Visual Arts.
If Google+ made users wonder whether Google had issued a direct challenge to Facebook, their new Brand Pages seems to provide the answer. See what this means for your business.
Upgrade to a newer Browser, like IE9
As the world depends more on the web as a personal or company business tool, these new browsers are more than just a modern convenience, they are a necessity for remaining current in a contemporary world.
Cool Blue Interactive is proud to announce that three of their websites have each won an award through the International Academy of Visual Arts and the W3 Awards program.
Although Americans use Google for two-thirds of their web searches, Google’s revised search algorithm may reveal its increasing pressure to keep up with sites like Twitter and Facebook.










