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Great article about the Ultimate Marketing Tool, Great Customer Service. Explains in detail how customer service is the least expensive, and perhaps the most effective means of marketing one’s business. Although written for legal and financial industries it is useful to all small, medium, or large businesses.read more | digg story

I  received this spam message in my inbox today and thought I would share…
An elusive submarine
A secretly dirt-encrusted tornado is ostensibly hypnotic. Now and then, the inferiority complex accurately buys an expensive gift for some vacuum cleaner from a vacuum cleaner. Furthermore, a satellite behind a carpet tack trembles, and the self-loathing fairy single-handledly pees […]

If you’ve ever wondered how to read Google Adwords Reports here is a short introduction and explanation of everthing you need to know:
I was writing a pretty lengthy email to one of our clients tonight about how to read their google AdWords report and realized that I would probably be this same email over and […]

…but were afraid to ask. Adaptive Path’s Dan Saffer on what developers need to know about their creative counterparts!
Found this funny and interesting article about Designers and Coders over at ThinkVitamin.com. The Article entitled Everything you wanted to know about designers is written by Adaptive Path’s Dan Saffer. The article humorously reveals some of […]

Found this interesting post over at Digg.com. Thought it might be a valuable design resource for the visitors of AzanaIllustrated.com.
Colors are more than a combination of red and blue or yellow and black. They are non-verbal communication. Colors have symbolism and color meanings that go beyond ink. As you design brochures, logos, and Web sites, […]

The goal is to be one of the biggest digital music stores out there,” MySpace co-founder Chris DeWolfe told Reuters. “Everyone we’ve spoken to definitely wants an alternative to iTunes and the iPod. MySpace could be that alternative.read more | digg story

The goal is to be one of the biggest digital music stores out there,” MySpace co-founder Chris DeWolfe told Reuters. “Everyone we’ve spoken to definitely wants an alternative to iTunes and the iPod. MySpace could be that alternative.read more | digg story