Not All Web Development Companies Work The Same Way
All web development companies do not work the same. We each have our own internal processes, philosophies and ways of doing business that provide very different client experiences. Some web development projects include an internet marketing component, while other projects can be simple brochure-style website. Some of the experience a client receives is based on how we describe our capabilities to our prospects or how well we convey the value of our services. Other factors that can affect a project, of course, are the project’s goal, purpose and budget.
At Orion Group, internet marketing services are a standard inclusion in most proposals we send out. Occasionally the internet marketing consulting line items are marked as an optional deliverable – it’s in the proposal, our prospects can see it, and they can decide for themselves. If the budget just isn’t there or if they’re confident in doing it themselves, they don’t have to purchase the service. Continue reading
I believe that the tech support department of Angie’s List may be confusing their search engine terminology. I wrote Angie’s List to have them update the phone number in a listing for one of my clients recently. I followed up a few weeks later since I did not see the live listing data updated yet.
In order to drive more visitors to your website every day, a marketer should frequently post fresh and relevant content on a website, get your business verified by Google, and launch a pay-per-click advertising campaign by using the services of Google AdWords.
In the last couple months several people have asked me what WordPress plugins are the best, which do we use on our sites, and what each plugin does. There over 31,000 plugins in the WordPress repository, and thousands of paid plugins and add-ons available on the web. It can be hard to figure out what to use. So to get started, here’s a list of our top 10 plugins that we use on our latest sites.