Website migration tips for marketers and content managers
We’ve written a lot about the timing and technological implications of moving from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8 or 9, but maybe the tech is not what you’re…
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How to Prepare for Shopify’s One-Page Checkout Migration
Need to Know On August 13, 2024, Shopify will discontinue its legacy checkout functionalities and introduce a new One-Page Checkout using Checkout…
Northern Commits $150,000 to Habitat for Humanity
For Immediate Release: London, ON — September 22, 2020 — Northern Commerce is thrilled to announce its newest Northern Cares charitable partnership…
News Update: Upcoming Drupal Contribution & Learning Opportunities in London, Ontario
At Digital Echidna, we're committed to open-source technology. In particular, we're proud of our standing as Southwestern Ontario's leading Drupal…
Northern Commerce & London Lightning Partner to Support London Humane Society
For Immediate Release: LONDON, ON – February 9, 2018 — London Lightning sponsor Northern Commerce has announced the Sunday, February 11 game will be…
We Have the Power -- and Responsibility -- to Ensure the Web We’ve Always Wanted is Open to All
We can create the web we want -- but, to quote Stan Lee, with great power comes great responsibility. It’s one thing to create the web in our own…
The Changing Media Mix
Ipsos Reid released a new poll on November 11th, stating that the media mix is changing for marketers. Marketing Professionals were part of this poll…
Nothing Trendy About Quality, Customer-Focused Content
Here's the thing about trends -- they tend to fizzle out. So instead of trying to catch a wave of popularity, businesses should focus on providing…
When Custom Import is a Better Choice than Migrate -- Custom Code Support and Examples
With the arrival of Drupal 8, several contributed modules -- which were previously add-ons for Drupal 7 -- received renewed attention and were…
How Can I Get My Web Project Back On Track?
The old adage states prepare for the worst, but hope for the best. Far too often we don’t actually truly take the potential for “the worst” actually…