You lost – badly. Game over, man. Despite your best efforts, and countless hours spent arguing over subject lines, call-to-action placement, and list targeting criteria, your subscriber has rolled their eyes upon receiving your carefully-crafted… More
Archive for April, 2009
Long, long ago, in a galaxy very much like ours (in fact, it was ours), it was a generally-accepted notion that getting traffic to your site – any traffic – was a very good thing…. More
By Jason Amunwa
Ten days ago, we joined the rest of the online community to voice our opposition to the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA), both of which threatened free speech online… More
By Morgan Brown
Over the past few months here at dt, we’ve been internalizing the concept of Continuous Betterment. The idea is that having this ingrained as a standard operating procedure of our team empowers us to function… More
By Jason Amunwa
When we think of best practices for user experience in web design, we think of clear messaging, great aesthetics, and easy site navigation. And when it comes to creating intuitive navigation on a website, we… More
By Jessica Moon
One of the most important things to us listening to you, our customers. That’s why we’re proud to announce a brand-new version of Hello Bar made just for developers built on your feedback. Introducing Hello… More
By Morgan Brown