Website Design
Who’s In Control?
February 9th, 2010
by wildwebwoMAN
I admit it, I hate when a client gets TOO involved in the website design process.
People forget that websites are not a fine art project, they are a tool. There will be some visual compromises in order to attain the end goal of Search Engine Optimization and an great user experience!
They also sometimes forget they hired …
Does Your Web Marketing Design Say You Mean Business?
January 13th, 2010
by Lorrie Thomas
“Dress like you mean it.”
- Ted Gibson
My dear friend, Roxanne Zbinden, owner of Santa Barbara Day spa Cielo Spa and I were talking about the importance for business owners to “Dress like we mean it”. She emailed me the quote above today and it got me thinking about web marketing….
“Dress for Success” advice applies …
Twitter Vanity Issues are Healthy
July 1st, 2009
by Lorrie Thomas
The Wild Web Women at Web Marketing Therapy were on a team meeting call last week and Emilia Doerr, our Client Treatment Specialist mentioned that our team Twitter Page, @webmarketing_rx was in need of a vanity makeover.
I’m glad she spoke up, the old page looked pretty amateur. Emilia called the Emperor (me!) on having bad …
Your website is an answer, not just a statement
June 24th, 2009
by Web Design Wonkette
If you’re like most people, you don’t sit around yearning for great CSS documents and marketing strategies - instead, you want solutions that create a great business strategy online. You want a way to communicate with your customer, and provide them with a great experience - not just have a great website.
Luckily, there are some …
A Humorous Look at the Vendor-Client Relationship
June 4th, 2009
by wildwebwoMAN
Unfortunately, this is how many graphic designers and web developers see their clients.
Of course everyone wants to get the best price possible, but there is some degree of truth in the old adage “you get what you pay for”.
When striking a balance between your budget and the services you seek, be fair and understand that …
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