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Internet Marketing Blog Posts by Michelle Neuhoff Boyd 
Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, Michelle attended Loyola University New Orleans where she received bachelor’s degree in graphic design. She previously worked for Ingram Content Group in Nashville as a Production Artist before moving back to New Orleans.
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3 Tips for User-Friendly Navigation
A few weeks ago, my future mother-in-law purchased her first iPad. While she has been the proud owner of an iPhone for a few months, there was something different, to her, about the navigation of an iPad. As we were walking through some of the different apps and functions on …
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Watch the Possibilities Unfold
For many years we’ve considered the fold, or the first 600 pixels of content on a website, to be the gateway for user interaction and hopefully the production of leads. To take advantage of this, we’ve filled this space with as many buttons, forms, and click-through opportunities as humanly possible. …
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Influencer Spotlight – Mary Silva
Mary Silva has been a part of the Search Influence team for nine months, and in that time she’s gotten a reputation for hard work and dedication. She’s become the go-to person for managing clients’ online presences when it comes to Google, Yahoo and Bing. She is also the person …
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5 of the Best Long-Term Graphic Design Trends
The key to being trendy when it comes to graphic design is finding a trend that will last. When you’re looking to create a design, be sure to choose your trend wisely and pick one that is going to last for the long-term. Here are 5 of the best long-term …
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New Orleans Non-profit Spotlight: The NOLA Project
One of the many wonderful things about New Orleans is the appreciation of the arts. The NOLA Project is a non-profit theatre company whose goal is to “challenge, entertain, and engage diverse New Orleans audiences through high-quality and innovative performances of relevant great works.” They also work to develop and …
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