Do you know the importance of web hosting? So, you’re willing to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars per month to promote your website with search engine optimization and pay-per-click marketing ads, but you’re […]
Mediaura is proud to announce the launch of the Health Insurance Marketplace Sign Up website. Developed for one of our clients, it is a free service to the community, where they can help uninsured residents
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Google updated its Penguin filter, a filter that targets sites deemed spammy, on Friday, October 17th, making it the sixth update for the search engine. This release was one of the most anticipated algorithm updates
At Mediaura, we know all about social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn and how they can be good for businesses, but there are new social networks emerging all the time. And it might
Mediaura is proud to announce the launch of the latest app for our client Just A Touch. Mediaura worked closely with owner Peggy Miller to design a simple, yet effective, mobile app that would realize
Who says that computer programming is a man’s world? Not the team at Mediaura where we’re proud to announce our latest team member Sarah Brown. With an education and background in both design and programming,
Advertising Week, the world’s premier gathering of marketing and communications leaders, just ended last Friday, October 3, 2014. With more than 250 events featuring the industry’s best and brightest, native advertising was probably the hottest topic
Louisville, Kentucky’s digital agency Mediaura has been working with Blue River Cabinetry to launch the new Blue River Cabinetry website. About Blue River Cabinetry Blue River was founded in 1994 by three Amish craftsmen in
Are You Managing Your Online Reputation Effectively? If you were to do a Google search for Mediaura right now, our website would come up as the first result. But, immediately after that you would see
If you’ve seen what’s trending on the Internet lately, you’ve more than likely heard of a family of security bugs known as “Shellshock” or “Bashdoor”, which can allow hackers to run programs on other people’s
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