Insights

I love my tools. I love having the right tool for the job! As a Drupal developer, I will sometimes use the command line for things like Drush or creating symlinks, but for the most part, most of my day is spent in one of the tools below.

If your web development team has ever made a change to the files that comprise your live website, they may have asked you to “clear your cache” afterwards.

Well, what the heck does that mean?

Being in charge of driving new business around here, I go to a lot of networking events. Here are five networking tips that come from a couple of books I’m reading, other experienced networkers that I know, and speeches I’ve heard recently. While none of these ideas are original to me, or my sources for that matter, these five are the most important based on my own experiences.

If you aren't already aware of our upcoming webinar, you should be. It's called Five Social Media Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make and we've been trying to get you to sign up for the past couple of weeks.

We love using Drupal at Digett because it’s open source, flexible, and has a great community built around it. But as someone who came into web marketing with no knowledge of Drupal, I can understand our clients’ occasional frustration at not being able to immediately take charge of their website and make the updates and changes they want.