Interior workspace makeover? Yes please! We just underwent an office overhaul with new furniture from Turnstone, giving our work environment a sleek and professional image upgrade while fostering more productivity and creativity.

“The desks Mightybytes has been using for the past ten years or so have served us very well, but they outlived their usefulness probably about four years ago,” Tim said. “When your desk starts wobbling on its legs every time a computer is moved, it’s definitely time for an upgrade.”

Recently, Google has announced that it will withdraw support for the H.264 video codec in lieu of its newly acquired On2 technology, which supports the WebM VP8 and Ogg Theora codecs. What does this mean for your future web video experience?

While this does sound like alien language, our crew is going to break down the logistics and discuss if Google Chrome is essentially promoting or undermining the open web. Read on and then decide for yourself.

Our final take (for now) on best design and coding practices for better email campaigns.

Part Four in a Series of Four

Wrapping up our four-part blog series, ‘Tips from the Experts at Emma’, we offer seven tips to improve the design and code of your email campaigns. Yes, our friends at Emma and other email service providers offer template stationery in an always-evolving variety of pre-built styles, but if you really want to drive success, custom design and coding is the way to go. Here are some ideas on how to build a better custom campaign.

Including social sharing options in emails increased click through rates by an average of 7.2% to 8.7% and at least three social sharing options boosted the rate to 11.2%. Is your email performing socially?

These stats are from an are from an article on The Customer Collective, a sales and marketing executives forum site.

Part Three in a Series of Four

Continuing our series from the email marketing experts at Emma, we asked their team for tips on sharing news via social media to drive email marketing success rates.

The tools, tricks and resources that served us best this past year.

Every year, new gadgets are released, software is updated, new social networks try to woo you. Now that the holiday chaos has settled and we’re heading into a productive new year, we wanted to take toll of what we really used last year—and loved so much that we’re still using this year. We asked around the Mightybytes office and found that the best things aren’t necessarily the newest or the flashiest, but the ones that are clean, lean, and solve real problems.