If we’ve been a little slow in answering email recently it’s because we’ve added a new member to the Fynyty family- Eli Beyer. He might be young, but he’s shaping up to be a promising code-monkey. We have him learning Javascript and his color hex-values (his favorite is #0067b1!). We won’t have him answering the […]
We just recently designed and launched a website for Fayetteville-based lawyer Jonathan C. Brown. He and his staff were a pleasure to work with while developing the site. Jonathan wanted a simple to use website that he and his staff could update themselves and continue to add features in the future. If you or someone […]
It was getting time to give the site a new look. Let’s put some “new” into Fayetteville New Technology. With me getting my Part 107 drone certification I wanted to show off the site with a video-centric design showcasing aerial videos and other work we’ve recently done. For the time being, the online store where […]
It’s that most wonderful time of the year again! It’s time to hang up those stockings and give back to your community. Since our home has done so much for us, we decided it was time to give back to Lincoln County. That’s why we are excited to give away a free website worth up […]
Over the last few years Pinterest has always been the exception to all the rules of social media marketing. Things always work a little bit differently when it come to pinning your content. The platform is interesting in how it works and also its demographics skew differently than other social media sites.. If you have […]
Having others link to your content is a sure fire way to get Google’s attention and build authority. But how on earth does it work on the small scale world of local businesses? We can’t seriously expect to get linked by Wikipedia.org or CNN.com to get better ranking can we? In a purely online situation […]
Behold, Mobilegeddon comes quickly, and the reward for having a mobile friendly site is is being in Google’s favor. “Starting April 21, we will be expanding our use of mobile-friendliness as a ranking signal. This change will affect mobile searches in all languages worldwide and will have a significant impact in our search results.” says […]
It’s time to finally get a Google+ page. Google is trying out a new program called “Let’s Put Our Cities on the Map.” It has been hard to get businesses to sign up for Google+ and Google Places accounts through the years it has been active. According to Google, searchers are 38% more likely to […]
Little did I know that my hometown was known for the most obscure thing: the Slawburger. Apparently a few of the local restaurants have been selling hamburgers with slaw on them for around 100 years. I had tried slawburgers a few times at Honey’s, but I had no idea that they were almost exclusive to […]
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