5 Website Usability Basic Tips for Manufacturers
by Kristin Magyari on Mon, Dec 28, 2015 @ 10:40
A Simple Website Experience for Your Prospects Optimized website usability should lead to a positive user experience as these are two of the most important components of any website. In order for any manufacturing company to increase lead generation, sales pipeline, ROI, and overall c …
How to Create A Perfect Landing Page
by Ashley Wilkinson on Thu, Aug 13, 2015 @ 04:01
Landing pages are one of the most important aspects of lead generation, however most companies don’t use them to their full potential -- or at all. It’s common to give more attention to the company website. A landing page is critical for your website because it allows for a targeted p …
Does Your Website “Have Mustard on Its Shirt?"
by Dan Martello on Tue, Jun 02, 2015 @ 10:33
My early years in sales involved numerous client visits on a daily basis while squeezing in a quick lunch of “2 for 1 Dogs” at Seven/Eleven. This expedited meal plan allowed me to experience first-hand that walking into a prospective client meeting with “mustard stains” on my dress sh …
10 Ways to Know You Need a New Website
by Jenn DePiero on Thu, Jan 08, 2015 @ 01:53
It is becoming more important for businesses to not only have a website, but to have one that works as a marketing tool. In most cases, your website will be a potential customer’s first interaction with you. Your web presence has to be one that reflects accurately who you are, how you …
6 Elements of a Standout Website
by Ashley Wilkinson on Thu, Dec 04, 2014 @ 09:00
I started my Graphic Design degree in 2011 at Full Sail University, and although I am no expert, I find myself looking at and analyzing websites. Lately there have been numerous websites that I find distracting because they are lacking some of the bare minimums that make a website sta …
Do You Have a Website Update Plan?
by Harold Knieriem on Wed, Nov 12, 2014 @ 09:25
Over the last month, users of Drupal CMS have had their update plans shaken. Some have marked the latest security update for Drupal as a learning experience for the Drupal community, but even more than that, it is a general reminder to anyone that owns or maintains websites. Whether f …
Drupal Rules: My New Drupal Best Friend
by Harold Knieriem on Thu, Sep 04, 2014 @ 08:30
Not too long ago I heard a Drupalista speak of how long it takes to learn Drupal. He said it took four to five years. I found this to be true so far. I am approaching two years of developing in Drupal. It seems to me that the learning curve is more steep than flat. I think I hit a lea …