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5 Most Common Problems of Business Websites

If you've got a website for your business, you're already ahead of the game – fully three-quarters of businesses lack any real estate on the web whatsoever. But now that you're there, you've got to stay ahead. Read More > 



Submitted by: Andrew Fiorentino

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Brio @ Philly Tech Week 2013: The Content Management Showdown!

Here at Brio, we’re already excited about next month’s Philly Tech Week 2013 – the place to be from April 20-27 if you’re involved with (or just interested in) the tech scene in Philadelphia. Check out our event! Read more >


Submitted by: Andrew Fiorentino

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Going Mobile: Mobile Websites vs. Responsive Designs

Making your website available on mobile devices is important. Nearly half of adult Americans – 46% – own a smartphone. Because their popularity continues to grow each year, businesses need to make sure their website is accessible on different devices, including smartphones and tablets. Gaining cross-device compatibility with a DotNetNuke site can be achieved one of 2 ways: a mobile website or a responsive design. Read more >


Submitted by: Leah

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Managing Complex Content with DigArticle & DotNetNuke

Brio recently moved the Swisse Active Taste of Tennis website from Wordpress to DotNetNuke. While it does have a snazzy custom design, we’re most excited about the customizations applied to the DigArticle module to manage AYS’s changing roster of personalities: chefs, players and celebrities.­ Read more >


Submitted by: Leah

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Conversions, or How to Get the Most from your Web Traffic

Brio’s own David Rose recently sat down to talk with Bert Martinez from Money for Lunch, a radio show by BlogTalkRadio, about website conversions, why they matter, and how to get the most out of your website traffic. So, what’s a conversion? Simply put, it’s whatever you decide users on your site should be doing. Read more >>


Submitted by: Leah

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ONE Site User Guide for DotNetNuke

The greatest thing about DotNetNuke is that it’s so easy to use. In just a few clicks, you can add pages, edit content, or upload documents. That’s why we created our ONE Sites using the platform – it’s simply the best around for our client site administrators, who are generally self-admitted “non-tech” people. Read more >>


Submitted by: Leah

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Vote for DotNetNuke Site of the Year

Last year, we helped Focus Pointe Global rebuild their website, focusgroup.com, using DotNetNuke. The Focus Pointe marketing department initiated the rebuild because they wanted to control the content on their site – and that’s exactly what they got. Once Focus Pointe’s marketers could regularly update their website, traffic soared. Their monthly website hits grew from 30,000 to 1.2 million! Read more >>


Submitted by: Leah

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Brio Launches 529apps.com

Brio just launched an exciting new DotNetNuke site for 529 App Solutions that features a custom designed skin, rotating jQuery banners, and a custom contact form. The clean, simple design showcases 529 Apps offerings without distraction.  Read more >>


Submitted by: Leah

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RKAdler LLP Goes Live with Custom DotNetNuke Site

Brio Solutions is proud to announce the launch of yet another great looking web portal built on the DotNetNuke framework.  Featuring customized implementations of popular modules, DigArticle by DigNuke, and Advanced Login by Interactive Webs; RKAdler.com is a uniquely designed site that gives this rapidly growing law firm complete control of their online presence. Read more >>


Submitted by: Adam

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Brio Launches New E-Commerce Website Built On DotNetNuke

Today we are proud to launch a new web site for Robert Rose Jewelry, a New York based fashion jewelry design company.  The site is built on DotNetNuke 6 with CartViper handling the e-commerce functions.  Check out the site at www.robertrose.com.


Submitted by: Adam

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