Murrieta – Temecula – Riverside – Fallbrook – San Diego
"You get one chance to make a lasting impression" - it's kinda cliche, but your Website has to immediately show visitors why you're the best choice, or they'll leave to see what the competition is offering. This is all about attention span.
My Web design and development process ensures that each part of your Website shows potential customers everything great about your business. The first time.
That hand-held computer we take everywhere is integrated into everything we do, so naturally it becomes the primary way we find more of what we want. This is why I make the extra effort to ensure your custom Web design remains fluid, regardless of the visitor's screen size.
Responsive Web design means a higher search ranking, visitors stay on your Website longer, and you get better conversion rates.
First step is understanding your company, brand and Website needs. If you have questions about hosting, e-mail accounts or securing your site, I'll go over those options too.
This is when I explain and demonstrate the difference between a bandwidth-heavy template option and a unique online markting strategy that will lift your business above & beyond the competition.
After most pages are designed to some degree, I'll suggest starting your first marketing campaign by at least distributing business cards. It's small and no-nonsense, but this sales collateral will prepare that first wave of site visitors for the day your site launches.
Above & beyond! Your Website is now live, and that bit of marketing you did during the Design & Development step should have some traction. This is the center of your marketing universe and it needs to be managed and maintained to attract visitors and search engines.
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You would be crazy to copy a competitor's product packaging. So why copy their Website design?
I don't use templates for Website projects for the same reasons I don't use clip-art for graphic design projects - they're too easy to spot, too difficult to manipulate and a bit insulting to the person paying for my time.
