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Mobile Compatibility & Websites
Posted : August 24, 2010Does your website need to work on cell phones?
Top 10 Social Media Sites for Business
Posted : August 09, 2010Treefrog's Top Picks for Social Media (and why!)
Writing for the Web: Signal Vs Noise
Posted : July 30, 2010
Most people don't really read when they're surfing the Web. They browse. They scan. They look for keywords. They like headings. They're apt to ignore long, rambling text.
A few tips can help improve your web writing so that your message gets across, quickly and effectively.
Pack a Punch with Professional Print Design
Posted : July 26, 2010If the web is a superhero in today’s marketing strategies, then print design is a trusty sidekick with its own unique set of talents and strengths. Often lost in the shadow of the ever-available Internet, it’s time to rediscover that sometimes the sidekick can be the one who saves the day
The importance of being #1 on Google
Posted : July 23, 2010A frog grimaces every time a client appears and haphazardly states "I want to be #1 on Google".
To start, usually the company hasn't thought through what terms they want to be #1 for. (Let alone that statistically more people click on #2 anyway).
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Dendrobates Azureus
Unlike most frogs, these species are active during the day.
Dendrobates leucomelas
These amphibians are often called “dart frogs”.
Phyllobates
The Orange and Black Poison-dart Frog is also called Golfodulcean Poison-dart Frog.
Red Eyed Treefrog
As their name states, these frogs have bold red eyes.
