Absolutely not! Although there are some great platforms out there, like Wix and Squarespace, it is critical that you evaluate your core business objectives before choosing the path between a DIY Website or going with a professional web development firm.
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With more and more people online for information, service, product research and a myriad of other reasons, having a top-tier website is more important than ever. Like a majority of companies, I am sure yours has a website there to provide your customers with a way to engage with you, find your products and services, and the information they need to get in touch with you. However, there are many times where you could be thinking "how do I get the most out of my website"? "Where do I start"? Sometimes, it is a simple fix on the website itself and other times it is completely revamping the website altogether. To help you decide which route is best, here are
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"What websites in your industry do you envy?"That is a question we ask new website design clients. The answer, is usually hard to produce. We work with professional financial service firms such as insurance agencies, financial planners and real estate firms, as well as well know fitness affiliates and even professional athletes. One would think that these 'top tier' industries and professions would be filled with some of the most impressive web presences out there. The reality is, it is quite the opposite. Almost all of our clients gain a huge competitive advantage over their local competitors simply by redesigning their website, and building it correctly.
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As I look at more and more websites it makes thinks about what makes a good/great website. And really it just comes down to “just common sense”. Great website must have usability, in that it must work for customers, serve your purposes and be easy to use. If clients find your site difficult to use, they’ll avoid it, and yet there’s no single right approach to designing a website.
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My neighborhood has those dog waste stations throughout. I don’t own a dog, but these seem to be handy stands. For about a month now, I’ve noticed one of those little black bags laying near the curb in one of my neighbor’s front yard. Every time I walk by with my family or go out for a run I see it. Week in and week out a bag of dog poop has been in their front yard. They are new to the neighborhood, so I have no idea if they own a dog or not. Regardless, I keep thinking, how could they not pick this up? It’s not overly gross or even that noticeable, but it’s still a plastic bag full of poop just laying there. I’ve hardly ever seen them out, and when I have they usually go straight from their front door to the car in the driveway.
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