Website accessibility is about ensuring everyone can access and interact with your digital content, regardless of their abilities or the technology they use. As technology evolves, so do the possibilities for your website, making accessibility an ongoing effort.
Welcome to the AI era, where a great deal in the technological world is about to change – and relatively quickly. In the face of this, should you change your approach to SEO?
Hans remembers some personal stories from AMA conferences from the past.
Websites are like cars. They take us places, help us connect with people, and showcase what we're all about. But just like a car, if you don't give your website a regular MOT it can start sputtering and coughing.
B Corps™ are businesses that are held to the highest standards of social and environmental responsibility, transparency, and accountability. It's not just about saying you care, it's about proving it through rigorous assessments and ongoing commitments.
Hans looks back at 20 years of innovation in arts marketing as HdK celebrates a major milestone.
Do your visitors mind if their data is used to improve the website experience? Google Consent Mode V2 (GCM v2) is going to have an impact on you manage that information. HdK have done the research and have found a solution that we're offering to our clients.
This blog post looks into how Taylor Swift leverages social media to build relationships with her dedicated audience over two decades.
This blog post looks into how marketing professionals can use artificial intelligence (AI) to simplify daily activities and provides tips and tricks on how to best use this technology.
Website security is an important aspect of maintaining a strong online presence, and understanding how vulnerabilities arise and how to protect against them can help keep your site safe and running smoothly.
We consider the overlap between Geography and Digital Marketing when two students from Oaklands School pay us a visit.
It’s no secret that the live arts industry suffered during the pandemic. To make up for these losses, many artists turned to virtual events. While many of our pandemic-era changes have returned to normal, ticketed virtual events have stuck around. So, from company webinars to video game concerts, how can we take advantage of this new territory?
