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Huy Nguyen
Founder and President
My background is diverse, spanning from a STEM background in chemical engineering to a less technical one in marketing. I've experienced success and made plenty of mistakes throughout my career, working with companies of one like my own startup to companies of 100,000+ like Johnson and Johnson. I've often learned the hard way and have recognized teachings that could help others from making my same mistakes. That's why I'm sharing my experience with you through 5-minute digital common sense articles, so that you can avoid wasting hours upon hours of learning the hard way like I did.
Read about all things business in Columbus, Web Design and Development, App Development, Digital Marketing, and other tech areas.
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Explore Huy Nguyen's Recent Articles
Cache Is King – A Simple Guide to Caching
Launching a new website or optimizing your current one? Make sure you understand your website cache and how it impacts your website performance.
Digital Common Sense Explained: Better, Simpler Solutions for Modern Businesses
It takes lots of scrutiny, benchmarking, analysis, and continuous improvement to build a digital common sense solution. Learn more about our approach!
App Development Costs Explained: What You’ll Pay (and Why)
You know your app is going to be wildly successful. Now it’s time to build it. Understand the costs behind app development.
Low-Tech vs High-Tech Translation Processes: Choosing the Right Approach for Your Business
Before you tackle a new market, ensure that you’ve got the right translations process in place. Understand translations from a low tech to a high tech approach.
Why Human Translations Still Matter: Avoiding Costly Marketing Localization
Wrong translations can be costly. Make sure you don’t make that mistake with machine translations!