Digital Tsunami has launched yet another site built with “responsive design” which dynamically reformats to present the most appropriate (and readable) content in the desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone on which it is viewed. The Hong Kong company formation and corporate secretarial and accountancy services provider, Comsec has been a Digital Tsunami client since 1999. During those …Read More…
Throughout the exhibition halls of 2013 CeBIT Australia one trend showed considerable growth compared to 2012. The number of QR codes. On business cards, booth displays and print documents, QR codes were dramatically in evidence. Although developed nearly 20 years ago, by Toyota subsidiary Denso Wave, for streamlined scanning of automotive parts during manufacture, the QR code still retains an innovative impact. It offers …Read More…
A foggy Sydney morning, admitted considerable daylight into the subject of the immense power of social media. The impact of the CeBIT Australia 2013 conference and exhibition, (titled ‘The Digital Economy’s Most Important International Event’), was reflected in presentations from the heads of all tiers of government: the Prime Minister (on video), the NSW Premier …Read More…
A report on the average national consumer download speeds has been released by netindex.com. Ranking 182 countries around the globe reveals results which some may find surprising. At the same time, a recognised global brand has announced a new Japanese service with the world’s fastest download speed – 2 gigabytes per second (Gbps)! Based on …Read More…
In speaking with numerous people recently, it is clear than many do not understand the meaning of the term “responsive design” as applied to a web presence. Resizing and responsive are two entirely different animals. Let me explain. A responsive site is one which responds to the width of the browser. That does not mean …Read More…
By now, you may have repeatedly heard that if Facebook was a country, it would be the third largest (by population) in the world. Facebook is a massive platform for brands. As a part of a customised eStrategy, Digital Tsunami counsels brands on the use of Facebook pages for their products and services, to access a global market of …Read More…
The plethora of online community platforms makes it is difficult to determine which justify resources to ensure frequent engagement and which should be integrated into your social marketing strategy. It seems that every month, another social media site reaches our radar and another opportunity arises. In recent weeks, Twitter has launched 6-second video sharing platform Vine, …Read More…
The dramatic rise of Pinterest in one easy-to-read infographic. For more graphical information, search our recent infographic blogs or visit our Pinterest board. Source: internetmarketing.com
Corporate communications in 2013, I believe, with focus on three key areas: Mobile. Social. Video. The Internet is nearly 20 years old, so many aspects have become relatively mature, in terms of technology, suppliers and standards. SEO, CMS and Usability are familiar to most ‘C level’ executives and are generally well-researched and implemented. So where is …Read More…
In 2013, mobile phones will overtake desktops as the most commonly used device to access the web. This infographic from KissMetrics demonstrates some of the dramatic changes which are occurring. One study found that the mention of a location or city name in a mobile ad can improve click-through rates by 200%. (Click image to enlarge) …Read More…
