PUTNAM CLUB-GILLETTE STADIUM
NOVEMBER 14, 2013
FREE ADMISSION 3:00 to 7:00 PM
Stop by our both and learn how we can help you Market your Business on the Web! Meet Marcia Szymanski, Freelance Writer; Doug Arnold, Web and Graphic Design; and Jim Conant, Internet Marketer.
Don’t forget November 14th; please mark your calendar.
To see how people view your website on a wide range of mobile electronic devices, simply go to www.responsinator.com and enter your web address. There you will be able to see your website as others see it.
Does your website page show up in a nice column format, or does it display just a portion of the page cutting off important information? Do you need to open up the screen in order to be able to read the text?
If it is not nicely displayed in a column format, then your website is not a responsive website. A responsive website is a site that adapts to different mobile devices and converts your web page content to a format that can be viewed and accessed easily.
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Marketing Land (marketingland.com) reported in February of this year that over 40% of Internet time was spent using mobile electronic devices. Knowing this fact should prompt you to consider having your website converted to a responsive design.
When page content is viewed on a mobile electronic device that comes from a non-responsive website, the user of the device must manually adjust the display window to be able to look at the entire web page. Most people looking at a website on their mobile device will leave quickly if it is not a responsive site.
For more information about converting your website to be responsive, contact us at 774-284-4131.
The 1989 movie Field of Dreams was a fantasy that used the phrase "If you build it, he will come," which is sometimes misquoted as "If you build it, they will come." In the movie, Kevin Costner built a baseball field because he thought that "Shoeless" Joe Jackson would return and once again play baseball in the field.
I was interviewed by Ron Haley on "Technology Today," a cable broadcast television show that has aired several times. Below are the links to several segments from his show.