2024 was a year of bold moves, big wins, and unforgettable moments. We worked on so many memorable client projects last year. Now it’s time to step back and look at the highlights that showcase Shift projects from 2024.
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Shift Projects: 2024 Rewind
Thanksgiving Traditions, Gratitude, N’at
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and we think traditions truly make the holiday special. There are so many traditions — family recipes passed down through generations, annual flag football games, and preparing for Black Friday to name a few. Everyone has an unique way of celebrating. Join us as we explore Thanksgiving traditions, Shift style.
Continue ReadingStay Cyber-Safe During The Holidays
The holiday season is right around the corner, and unfortunately it’s ringing in an uptick in cyber attacks. Cybercriminals often take advantage of the holiday rush, knowing that teams are busy meeting deadlines or are out of the office celebrating. Anyone who receives emails is vulnerable to phishing and other types of cyber attacks, particularly […]
Continue ReadingFour steps for turning website visitors into customers
Have a lot of visitors to your website? Great! Let’s chat about site conversion. Do you know how many of those site visitors go on to buy your products or services? No? That’s not great. While the number of people visiting your site is important, the number of people taking action based on what they […]
Continue ReadingWomen’s Small Business Month
October is National Women’s Small Business Month. Shift Collaborative is a women-owned business as certified by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). Let’s shine a spotlight on the incredible contributions of a few women entrepreneurs across Pittsburgh.
Continue ReadingSolving Common Website Problems
Take the tale of Goldilocks, exploring the options in front of her and opting away from the extremes of too – too hot, too cold, too soft, too hard. (We’ll skip over the part of her waltzing into the nice home of bears and helping herself for now.) In the end she finds there’s a happy middle that works best.
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