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Tuesday Dec 27th, 2022
If the past few years has taught us anything it’s to expect change and stay ahead of the curve of how your industry is evolving.
When you take the time to make your website ADA-compliant, that good deed doesn’t go unnoticed. Not only is your website accessible to millions more people, but search engines may also give you a boost in search rankings.
We often like to use a wagon wheel analogy to explain why and in what areas to market your business. The idea is that if you use the right marketing to drive traffic to your website, you can then attract the right customers.
This Halloween season, we thought we’d share a story of an E-commerce business owner who called in a panic. He was being buried alive by too many third party vendors.
We sat down with Jay Richardson, Werkbot’s Lead Developer, to learn more about the technical aspects of building a website. Jay has been working in the tech industry for 20 years and had a lot to say about best practices, optimizing workflows, and finding the perfect development solution for each and every client we work with.
E-commerce accounts for about 15 percent of all retail commerce and has roughly tripled its growth in under 10 years.
When you’re deeply invested in your work, it can be challenging to step back and see the whole picture. Moreover, when ideas, systems, and processes are constantly being recycled among the same people, gaining new ground can prove difficult. To avoid stagnation and improve communication, you might need to seek an outside perspective.
We’ve turned the page to a new chapter of the internet. Web3 is changing the way people do business, how brands amplify awareness, and the means with which we interact with each other and the world around us.
Both the client and the service provider benefit from a strong relationship built on a foundation of teamwork and the belief that a successful project results when both sides are in a better position than where they started.
In this post, Werkbot explores the importance of emotional intelligence in the tech industry, how it differs from IQ, and why business decision-makers should focus on finding firms with an emotionally intelligent workforce.
