It's Not Me, It's You: Breaking Up with Bad ColdFusion Code
Next up: It’s Not Me, It’s You: Breaking Up with Bad ColdFusion Code — a brutally honest breakup letter to the spaghetti logic, inline SQL, and 2010-era sins that haunt your .cfm pages. When “just upgrading ColdFusion” turns into a full-blown intervention, we bring the tough love (and cfqueryparams) needed to modernize your stack—and reclaim your sanity.
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WRIS inNOVATION - Web Based Business Solutions
Half of our work involves building web sites for clients and driving traffic to them through SEO management and online marketing. The other half involves designing and constructing custom online tools that our clients’ customers will never see — backend tools that help companies operate more efficiently, respond quicker and spot trends that otherwise might go unnoticed.
People ARE Searching for Your Products and Services
Believe it or not, somebody out there is probably searching for the product or service your business offers. If they don't know you exist, though, chances are they're going to go to your competition. You can help drive more traffic to your site, and improve your online visibility, through SEO.
Hydroponic Vegetables
Great Lakes Growers is a local hydroponic grower of lettuce and herbs. Hydroponically grown vegetables/herbs are cleaner than organic, and as Great Lakes delivers their product with the root system intact, consumers will see a longer shelf life.
The Heartbleed Bug
Many of our clients have been asking if they should be concerned about the The Heartbleed Bug and their website.
A Sweet Endeavor
WRIS Sales Director Jim Abbott and WRIS client Justin Madden are half of a team which produces and bottles their own Ohio maple syrup, every spring.
How Changes to Facebook's Algorithm Affect Your Business's Visibility
In the movie The Social Network, the young Mark Zuckerberg pushes back against his Harvard roommate and business partner’s plan to sell ads on their fledgling but popular web site, The Facebook.
