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  • All Roads Lead To Google

    Like Rome MM years ago—Google is that powerful. They knew it would eventually happen. It’s why their internal slogan has always been “Don’t be evil.” Google is so ubiquitous, that it’s achieved that rarified status of being both a noun and a verb, and in the world of science fiction, lies somewhere between George Orwell’s big brother…  Full Article >

  • Internet Security Is An Oxymoron

    Anyone can get hacked. If you don’t believe me, here’s a list high profile websites that have been recently compromised: Premera Blue Cross, Chick-fil-A, Sony, U.S. Postal Service, Staples, Kmart, Dairy Queen, Home Depot, Jimmy Johns, J.P. Morgan, Yahoo Mail, Ebay, AT&T, Neiman Marcus, UPS, Apple iCloud, Microsoft, NBC, Twitter, and the U.S. Government. Once…  Full Article >

  • Content Marketing

    Content marketing is the “heavy lifting” of self-promotion. Nothing worthwhile comes easy. Content marketing is generating unique content that’s interesting, educational, informative, or advantageous to your audience. It could be text, photos, audio recordings, videos, or (more likely) a combination of media. It can be unique content, republished content, research, opinion, or candid/personal thoughts and…  Full Article >

  • Print Marketing

    It’s just mostly dead. Compared to conventional print marketing, paperless marketing is cheaper, easier to target your audience and transparent in it’s effectiveness. You can actually tell if someone has clicked on your ad, opened your newsletter, or visited your website. When you place an ad in your local newspaper or in a magazine, you can only…  Full Article >

  • Kathrin Schlenzig: Business Development

    The first time we met Kathrin, she was a client. The multinational company she was helping needed everything from brand refinement and a new website to a cloud-based project management database and archive. Even though the project was complicated, it ran smoothly. Kathrin was so good at auditing our work that we tried to hire her to…  Full Article >

  • Adam LaVail: Lead Designer

    In 2000, Adam took a leap of faith, leaving his successful contracting career to launch a design agency, with nothing more than a tangerine iMac in his living room. Meridiansix quickly grew to the second largest web design company in New Mexico. After the 2008 market crash, Meridiansix scaled-down and survived, and so did the clients…  Full Article >

  • Ben Montgomery: Lead Programmer

    Ben’s too smart. He’s the kind of person that understands things with half an effort, the kind of intellect that studies math, physics and biochemistry at university with no intention of actually entering the scientific or scholastic fields; a raw talent who picks up a trumpet at age nine and is playing Paganini and Charlie Parker…  Full Article >

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