There's been a Google+ breach. The tech giant announced in a blog post this week (October 8th, 2018) that they are sunsetting their wildly unpopular consumer version of Google+. While it would normally be a very big  deal to shutter a major social media channel, this was a weird exception. As an NPR reporter said on the radio this week, "The surprising thing wasn't that Google+ suffered a massive data breach, or that Google is shutting it down, it's that it was still around at all."

What would we do without Facebook in our lives?

It’s really hard to imagine — even though the social media giant hasn’t been “a thing” for all that long.

Since becoming available to the general public just 12 years ago, Facebook not only changed the way we stay in touch with our friends and families and consume news, it has created a whole new avenue for businesses to reach customers, expand their brands and grow their bottom line.

All successful digital marketing strategies include Facebook, which is why it’s important to take note of a recent survey by the Pew Research Center.

From formal to friendly, United WebWorks transforms a website for a local Savannah lawyer. 

Websites are more than an information gateway.  They tell the story of your business by speaking to your unique value and setting the bar of professionalism.  When we met with Barbara Braziel, a Savannah bankruptcy lawyer, her website was not evoking feelings of warmth and trust that she needs to work with clients who experience financial struggles. While visitors had accurate information, they often left the site not understanding the extensive experience and non-judgmental consultative process Barbara Braziel’s office provides.

Marketing in 2018 is not for the faint of heart

Pay attention! I am about to admit something that will lead to excessive eye rolling and maybe a gasp or two.

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