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Big News! Mobiteam has landed as a top web development company in Germany according to Clutch.co

Advertorial SEO & Growth Hacking Web Design Web Development

Mobiteam Ranks on Clutch.co Right on our website’s homepage we boldly say “We are your proven design, development and consulting partner in Berlin!” We know it and our clients know it, but in today’s competitive environment, we need to let the rest of the world know what we’re all about. According to Clutch’s research, 62% […]

Expert View: 5 Reasons Why We Love WordPress for E-Commerce

SEO & Growth Hacking Web Development

Though WordPress was born as a blogging platform, today it powers many small business websites. It has gained a lot of popularity in recent years because of its easy customisation and great user experience.

WordPress is a Search Engine Optimisation [SEO]-friendly Content Management System used by over 25% of all websites, including personal blogs, small business websites, and full-fledged e-Commerce stores.

3 Easy Steps To Build a Creative Email Template

SEO & Growth Hacking Web Design

Let’s face it – it’s 2018, there’s absolutely no reason why building a creative email template for your business needs to be such a pain anymore.

Email marketing used to be completely off limits for small businesses until a couple of years ago. Let’s have a look at how things used to be until not so long ago. You had to go to extreme lengths to find a designer who understood the limitations that email building presents, and was able to provide a good looking template without going too crazy with certain design patterns or elements. Next up, you would have to have a team of developers or hire one. This was not an easy task by any means because you needed to make sure that they know their stuff. Email coding is not to be taken lightly, and cross-client compatibility is not something that’s all that easy to achieve. This would more often than not end up in an almost continuous loop of testing, fixing and updating the same templates.

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