This week we sat down with Colleen to talk populating a site on Digital Dialogue and with that we move on to the full launch of a site. Utilizing the…
This week on Digital Dialogue we sat down with our web developer, Colleen Bowes! So far we have pretty much covered every aspect of the website development process here at…
On this weeks episode of Digital Dialogue we sat down with our senior developer here at Yelling Mule, Stan Tansi. Stan has been an integral member of our team here…
We sat down this week on Digital Dialogue with our creative director at Yelling Mule, Nicki. She has been the creative director for the last three years and is an…
There is going to be a continued trend of innovative and exciting ways to ramp up your creative designs. Consumers are seeing more advertisements per day than ever before and…
Having an efficient sales team is one of the cornerstones of any good company because the sales department makes over 80% of their company’s sales, according to statistics compiled by…
This week on Digital Dialogue we sit down again with our VP of Sales Mike Arsenault to talk to him about the tactics he employs when closing a sale. This…
How would you like to try high-quality restaurants in your area by making a reservation on an app… and how would you like to get a minimum $30 gift card to Starbucks, Uber, or Amazon (your choice!), for making this reservation? Now you can, with the Seated App, one of the coolest apps started by our fellow Bostonians.
In the sixth installment of our “Coolest Apps” blog series, I spoke with Seth Birnbaum to discuss EverQuote’s app, EverDrive. This app can help you become a safer driver, pay…
You’re probably thinking that the hardest part about designing a new website is the design part–and maybe that’s partially true. But if you don’t properly promote your brand-new, fully-functional, user-friendly…
Americans alone waste 38 million tons of food every year; apparently, that’s enough food “to balance a scale with all of the blue whales left in the world, multiplied by 10, stacked on the other side.” And that’s just Americans. If the environmental results from food waste aren’t enough to sway you, how about this: I just logged into Food For All and saw a Mexican burrito bowl on sale for $4.00…
Remember when AIM became really popular, and it gradually became harder and harder to find any AIM username not already taken? You’d sit there adding numbers and symbols and misspelling…
When I sat down to speak with Kevin, co-founder of IceBrkr with Matt, he mentioned something interesting. He said, “You know, when people think of search engines, they usually say only one: Google. But when you ask them what dating sites they’re on, they usually give you about five different answers… [because] no one’s quite nailed it yet.”
Have you ever wished deciding what to cook for dinner–while ensuring it hits both your health and taste requirements–didn’t have to be so hard? Personally, I usually only hit one or the other: it’s either delicious (take-out Chinese or Annie’s Mac and Cheese), or it’s healthy (fish and spinach… blah), but very, very rarely, is it both.
Prior to speaking to Christian, I’d pictured EchoMe, an app Christian co-founded with fellow Boston College student Michael Gordon, as being perfect for you if you’re that guy at the party who won’t unplug his phone from the AUX or allow anyone else to make any song requests because you’re loving the chance to play DJ. I knew you could connect the app with your music streaming service and listen to music in real-time with your friends, influencers, musicians, athletes–anyone. I also knew, as someone whose songs are constantly being vetoed on long road-trips for being too overplayed (I’m a little behind in the music scene, alright?), I’d probably be more of a listener than a leader.
