What’s after newsletters?!
For governments that want to communicate with their constituents, newsletters are no longer an effective solution. Unfortunately, newsletters have fallen victim to overuse, where too… Read More »What’s after newsletters?!
For governments that want to communicate with their constituents, newsletters are no longer an effective solution. Unfortunately, newsletters have fallen victim to overuse, where too… Read More »What’s after newsletters?!
Prioritizing budgets (especially taxpayer funded ones) is never easy. One area governments of all kinds should look to when deciding where they can get the… Read More »Is your communication strategy mobile ready?
Improve your census participation with It’sMyTown, the official mobile app for local governments The US Government has been conducting a population census every ten years… Read More »Improve census participation with It’sMyTown
Prior to investing taxpayer money to upgrade your website to comply with ADA requirements, you might want to read this first! Prioritizing accessibility for people… Read More »Budgeting for ADA compliance?
In our last blog, we shared mind around how a responsive website isn’t a native mobile app and doesn’t match the usability or functionality of a mobile app.
Let’s talk about users privacy. It’s already common news that Facebook was fined ~$5 billion for violating users privacy. ‘LaLiga’ The official soccer league in Spain was fined €250,000 for spying on users, under the new privacyRead More »Privacy. It’sMyTown was built for local governments with users privacy first in mind.
We see many local Gov. websites coming to maturity nowadays. With that, comes the need for smarter government engagement media’s. ADA requirements, video and voice are no strangers to a ‘website upgrade’ requirements and bids out there. They are all very important and budgets are directed that way. The common action is “let’s ask IT to speak to our website vendor and set something up” – here is a news flash: a “responsive” website is NOT an alternative to a mobile app (even if a web design vendor tells you so). The technology is simply not there yet.Read More »Responsive website Vs. a Mobile App?