I’m proud to announce our latest project launch — a Web site for The Chiropractic Office
http://www.thechiropracticoffice.ca/
There’s more bragging here.
Archive for the ‘Company News’ Category
A new chapter: Mitch Fanning joins Fruition as VP Strategy and Business Development
Jul 5th, 2010
Posted by kent in Company News
I’ve been thinking a lot about the early days of Fruition Interactive lately.
Thinking back to those first early days when the company was basically just me and a credit card and a dream. And thinking about some of the milestones we’ve reached since then: our first client, our first design associate, our first developer hire, our first marquee client, our first project manager hire, our first 6-figure engagement. And, looking back, I’m really proud of the people and clients that have come to us and I’m really proud of what we’ve achieved together.
It also feels like the end of Act I. That’s because Act II is set to begin.
Fruition Canada Day schedule
Jun 25th, 2010
Posted by kent in Company News
Just a quick schedule note: Fruition’s offices will be closed on Thursday, July 1 for the Canada Day holiday. We’ll be open, with reduced staffing, on July 2.
Ideas@Work: 9 Ways to Get the Most from the Web
Jun 3rd, 2010
The new Fruition Interactive Ideas@Work newsletter is out. In this issue:
* 9 ways to make the most of the Web
* The brag: new clients, new projects
* Fruition launches Web hosting services
* Quick tip: use A/B testing to improve results
* New subscriber contest: tell a friend and win
You can read the whole newsletter online here: http://p0.vresp.com/t0SIBC
Is your business making the most of the Web? Take the test.
May 17th, 2010
I’m happy to announce the launch of Fruition’s new Web Success Scorecard. The interactive tool is designed to help you understand whether your online user experience is getting you the best possible business results out of the Web, social media and search marketing or whether you’re leaving money on the table.
The test takes less than a minute to complete and it’s completely free.
Fruition launches new mobile-friendly blog
Apr 27th, 2010
We’ve launched a new mobile-friendly version of our blog. If you’re accessing the site on your iPhone, Android, Blackberry (only some models) or other mobile device you’ll automatically be able to read and comment on all posts via a user experience that’s optimized for the small screen. You’ll also be able to tweet pages using your choice of the Twitter clients that are installed on your phone, post links using popular services like delicious, and email posts to your friends.
The new mobile blog comes along design changes to the Web version of the blog that are intended to make the blog cleaner-looking and easier to use.
Site launch: Magrath O’Connor
Apr 13th, 2010
Posted by kent in Company News
I’m proud to announce our latest project launch — a Web site for the litigation law firm, Magrath O’Connor LLP.
Fruition Interactive is hiring: Business Development Executive
Feb 7th, 2010
Posted by kent in Company News
Fruition Interactive is looking for a business development exec who can help us develop relationships with prospective clients in our target markets, leverage leads and prospect relationships into client relationships, be an advocate for clients and their needs at all levels of Fruition Interactive and increase the net value of our clients.
Fruition AdWords special — save $100 on PPC
Feb 5th, 2010
We’ve got a special deal for the next 3 clients to engage us for our pay-per-click (PPC) search engine marketing (SEM) services.
When you sign up for either our Full Service or Complete Care Google AdWords search marketing package with a new Google AdWords account, you’ll save $100 on your AdWords media buy.
Our AdWords SEM services are delivered by Google-certified consultants and they deliver fantastic Return on Investment, even without the $100 savings.
Offer expires March 31, 2010.
Google quietly rolls out real-time search
Jan 13th, 2010
Buried beneath the news of the Nexus One (AKA the Google phone) launch last week is Google’s roll-out of real-time search — Twitter tweets and blog posts are now indexed by the search engine within minutes or seconds (instead of days). This is going to have big implications for search marketers.
(We can only hope that this doesn’t mark the beginning of a new era of Twitter spam, designed merely to drive higher search rankings rather than to add real value to the online conversation.)
Here, Google Fellow Amit Singhal explains how tweets and other real-time Web information is captured by Google search.
Amit Singhal explains real-time search
(via Technology Review)
