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New Harvest is an official reseller of Google’s suite of professional tools formerly known as Google Apps for Work. Today, Google announced that they have renamed their online services to Google Cloud. Additionally, their productivity tools in Google Apps for Work have been renamed to something more, shall we say, short and suite.
Introducing G Suite
It’s time for our annual look at how Peace Country web surfers are carving the web wave. Specifically, what types of devices they’re using, and how they’re arriving on your website.
It goes without saying that we’re all using our phones for everything from work to playtime. So when you’re the one trying to get information into the hands of existing and potential customers, you’re going to need a fast-loading, easy to navigate mobile (and touch) friendly website.
But really… how big a deal is this for Peace Country businesses and local governments? With rural areas comprising large portions of the local trading areas, is it really as big an issue here than in say, New York, New York?
It is.
We’re at it again! This time in Fort St. John.
We’re presenting at the Fort St. John Chamber Luncheon on September 20, 2016!
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We’re presenting at the Dawson Creek Chamber Luncheon on May 17, 2016!
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Is your business feeling a little anti-social?
Everyone knows how prevalent Facebook is, but have you been able to put it to use for your business or organization? Some of our clients are seeing over half of their website traffic come as a result of their Facebook presence. What are you missing out on?
With mobile devices becoming the primary tool of online interaction and information gathering, it has become of great importance to have websites that provide quick and easy access to the information, regardless of what device you’re using.
Google knows this, of course, and in their endeavour to provide relevant content to anyone using their search engine, they have now begun penalizing websites that are not considered mobile-friendly by lowering them in the search rankings when a user is searching from their mobile device.
And so now you’re asking: “Is my website mobile-friendly?”