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DatAchieve Journal
My 97 Year Old Father Got an iPhone
When the COVID 19 pandemic hit, seniors were quickly cut off from the world and their familiar daily activities. Many began to connect with friends and family using social media, email, and even texting. My 97-year-old father quickly learned to use his iPhone not only to keep in touch, but to ask Siri about […]
We’re Hiring!
Graphic Designer DatAchieve is seeking a full-time Design/Production Assistant to work collaboratively with the team and clients. Team member should be open to learning new skills and to support the DatAchieve team in projects in production. This includes but not limited to updating website content, troubleshooting website errors, helping on location photo shoots, creating graphics. […]
We Want to Help
As Main Streets across the country shut down, the Coronavirus is forcing businesses to find new ways to connect with customers, share information, and manage remotely. We’re committed to helping our clients stay connected to customers online and continue business as much as possible. For us, that means providing you with even more robust and […]
DatAchieve Digital has Moved!
If you visit our old offices, you won’t find us there—we’ve moved! But only a short distance. DatAchieve Digital now occupies the ground-floor level of 30 West Washington Street directly adjacent to the University of Maryland in downtown Hagerstown. We’re excited not only about the significant expansion of our physical footprint, but also this new […]
Maybe You Should Hire a Website Management Company
Managing a website used to mean hiring someone who understood HTML and knew how to use web design tools like Dreamweaver and Photoshop. With the arrival of WordPress, it became possible for business owners or in-house teams to manage content and even functionality without relying on expert help. Now many large organizations have adopted the […]
New Restaurant Nutrition Labeling Guidelines
New restaurant nutrition labeling guidelines went into effect on May 7, 2018. We’re used to seeing calorie information on menus and menu boards in many restaurants, yet until May 7, 2018, there were no standard national guidelines that applied to restaurants across the United States. According to Scott Gottlieb, MD, Commissioner of the Food and […]
Facebook Lead Ads
In 2015 Facebook launched its newest form of advertising – Lead Ads. While it has been a few years since its creation, Lead Ads are just now starting to gain traction in the business world. Facebook ad campaigns are multi-functional and Lead Ads are no different. Defined by Facebook as “a way to collect information […]
Google to Mark Forms as “Not Secure”
In October 2017, Google will begin marking all forms on websites not using an SSL certificate and the HTTPS protocol at the start of its URL as being “Not Secure” when viewed through its Chrome browser. If your website is currently secure, you will see a closed “lock” icon in the address bar. If not, […]
How to Create and Remember a Strong Password
By now you’re probably aware of the dangers of hacking and identity theft, and you know that strong passwords are important. But you still end up using easy to remember passwords. Maybe you think, “Hey–nobody’s going to guess my cat’s name and my birthday.” Well, you’re probably right—nobody will. But the automated scripts that knock on […]