Posts Tagged Web Design
WEBii Shares Advice in Video Interview
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Ally Hugg We recently welcomed a special guest to the WEBii office – who wanted to learn about the importance of custom web design and maintaining a professional website. Doug Keating, of Structural Environments came by to conduct a video interview with Jacqueline Sinex, Project Manager here at WEBii.
Read moreInteraction is Not an Option
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Bryan Lokey The proliferation of social networking throughout the internet has lead to a sharp increase in social marketing. Whether this marketing comes in terms of social networking profiles, viral videos, or blog entries companies are striving to meet their customers where they are–online. While this type of marketing effort is a necessity, companies have to be [...]
Read moreFonts for the Web
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Jacqueline Sinex Suppose you have spent a good deal of time and money working on your company branding, and your business logo has a beautiful scripted font that you are ever so proud of. Having this fancy logo is certainly fine, but don’t count on translating that same font into all of the body text for your [...]
Read moreThe Digital Democracy
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Bobby Martinez When the internet became a vast public entity in the late 1990′s, no one could predict how important personal information would become in the general scheme of the digital community. Most corporations saw web earning potential in interactive entertainment, rather than the digital community we now experience. Where film and television, as digital media, have [...]
Read moreIdentity Legacy
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Bobby Martinez We live in a visual world saturated with symbolism. A walk down the street brings us the sight of billboards, posters, signs in shop windows, and even vinyl graphics on corporate vehicles. This visual saturation, which has changed the experience and process of business, began over sixty years ago, and continues to the present day [...]
Read moreThe Do’s and Don’ts of Popular Web Design Elements
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Bobby Martinez CAUTION: Condiments Ahead! The Do’s and Don’ts of Popular Web Design Elements Your web page is like a delicious meal, only instead of feeding the stomach, it feeds the brain (and the eyes, hopefully). The main purpose of your website is to deliver content, and like a good chef, a web designer knows just how [...]
Read moreWhat Internet Marketing Has the Best ROI?
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Jacqueline Sinex This question is actually more like a challenge. The first part of the answer probably disappoints you: it depends. The best marketing tool depends on things like your industry, your audience, and your goals, among other things. To help you answer this question for your own business, I offer some case examples. Referral-style example: Angie’s [...]
Read moreHail to The Thief: How Obama Stole the Hearts of America and taught us all about business marketing.
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Bryan Lokey There are two kinds of internet marketing, the kind that works, and the other kind. Mimicry has become less a form of flattery, and more of a standard operation procedure, so who better to mimic than the man who marketed himself so well that he became one of the most powerful men in the world. [...]
Read moreMake Your Web Site a Touch Point
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Jacqueline Sinex Many marketing experts will advise you to have multiple “touch points†for you customers and prospects – some way to contact those people repeatedly and keep you in their minds. You might mail a postcard, make a follow up phone call, or even visit their doorstep. But remember that your web site should also serve [...]
Read moreStop, Drop, and Roll your website into shape: Key mistakes to avoid.
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Bryan Lokey Trim down your homepage. Your homepage should draw people into your site and make them want to see more. It should not only be easy to read but should load quickly as well. Although high speed internet is quickly becoming the standard, there is still a large percentage of people who connect through dial-up. If [...]
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