Newsroom / Blog

July 2010

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5 Great Features of Drupal 7

Jul31st

We've been huge fans of Drupal here at Unleashed Technologies. Its modularity, simplicity, and granular control have helped make it a popular open-source solution for many. Despite everything Drupal has done right, it has falled behind other CMSs in a few key areas. The upcoming release of version 7 promises to correct these shortcomings and add even more awesomeness to an already-amazing system:

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Getting The Most From Your Web Presence

Jul31st

I wanted to put up a blog post for everyone that's made the investment  into a new corporate website and isn't sure if it's producing the ROI they expected on purchase. The first rule of thumb to remember is a website much like a web application, is never done. It continues to grow and evolve as your business changes or you get additional feedback from your client base. The purpose of any website (especially in the small to mid sized businesses) is to usually automate resource sharing with clients and convert new visitors to clients.

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Simple Tool for Making Sure Small Business Websites Get Done Right.

Jul25th

Launch List LogoDuring our last team meeting one of our developers ran into this simple checklist for companies and web firms rolling out new projects. The tool is simply designed to provide you with a comprehensive check list of items that any small business needs before launching their new web presence.

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Drupal 6 - Inserting & Updating Nodes Programmatically

Jul16th

On a number of occasions in the last year, we've created new websites that required importing a great deal of content from an old website. Instead of going through the hassle (not to mention the sheer length of time) of entering each page via the node insert form, it's much easier to utilize the programmatic node insert feature of Drupal.

MSpinosa's picture

Best Practices for Service Companies Trying Get Conversions on The Web

Jul11th

As everyone moves to the web regardless of industry we quickly learn that there is a very big difference between trying to get contact or conversion for a service company soliciting business to business solutions and a business to consumer company trying to convert on product. When you're selling to consumers it's typically an easier conversion process as the price entry for whatever you may be offering is substantially lower than selling services to a business.

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When Does Software As A Service (SaaS) Make Sense?

Jul2nd

Software As A Service ImageIt's been a long time since the model of Software As A Service (SaaS) hit the scene and you'll hear many split opinions on it based on business philosophy, personal experience of successes/failures. When looking at this subject you need a particular pair of lenses for it to make sense. I'm including a basic guideline of when Unleashed Technologies, LLC thinks software as a service makes sense and when it doesn't.