Welcome To Wonderland
Posted on 27 Jul 2010 under Case Studies
We're hiring (again!)
Posted on 20 Jul 2010 By Kieran Morrissey under In The Office
We're too busy to blog properly so we figured we'd just spam everyone with job ads :) Normal transmission will resume shortly...
Jack Marlow is looking for a motivated "hunter" to sell our innovative Content Management System (CMS) powered websites to SMEs. This is a great opportunity to deliver state-of-the-art, feature-rich websites including unique marketing tools with real benefits for potential customers.
Jack Marlow is a boutique web development company embarking on a huge growth phase and we want you to be a part of it!
The successful candidate will be:
- A self starter with at least 2 years sales experience (prefer...
We're hiring!
Posted on 16 Jul 2010 By Elise Kumar under In The Office
Want to join the Jack Marlow Team?
Jack Marlow is looking for an enthusiastic and well-organised people person to help our support capacity keep up with the rest of our business - and we want you to grow with us!
The successful candidate will spend the first few weeks receiving on-the-job training in handling support calls and tickets from our clients.
After a few weeks, you will then step into a team leader role, and help us build a team of casual support staff. F...Suit up & Ride
Posted on 26 Jun 2010 under Case Studies
Eclipse Super
Posted on 20 May 2010 under Case Studies
Calder Park Raceway
Posted on 07 Apr 2010 under Case Studies
Digital Mapping Solutions
Posted on 18 Feb 2010 under Case Studies
Four Reasons why Mandatory Internet Filtering won't be a problem*
Posted on 28 Dec 2009 By Kieran Morrissey under Technology
For people who know me, this may seem a disingenous thing for me to blog about, because I've long decried (often loudly) how fundamentally stupid an idea mandatory filtering is. In short, it's a money-pit for government and industry that doesn't actually solve any of the problems it sets out to solve, creates problems for law enforcement that didn't exist before, generates a false sense of security and complacency, and provides governments with a dangerous apparatus to control the flow of information.
But enough of that.
If you're an Australian business, with your website hosted within Australia, mandatory internet filtering in the minimal form proposed...Bettenay's
Posted on 31 Aug 2009 under Case Studies
Is Bing the New Google?
Posted on 30 Jun 2009 By Elise Kumar under SEO
In the late '90s my Grandmother spent a few hundred dollars on a website to sell her self-published book. I recall spending hours with her crafting meta-keywords and submitting her site to Alta-Vista and Yahoo!
It's easy to forget just how much Google changed online search. These days it's difficult to imagine a world without Google Search (and Google Mail, Google Maps, Google Documents, Google Reader, Google Analytics, Google Trends... ).
Earlier this month Microsoft launched Bing, a replacement for Live Search (formerly Windows Live Search, formerly MSN search....) . Bing claimed to be a "decision e...