Faq

This all depends on how much content you have. Every business website should have an 'About Us' page (or something similarly titled) to tell your visitors about your business. After that, it depends on what type of business you have. A good rule of thumb is to not overwhelm your audience with too much information on each page. Disperse the information and break it up into digestable pages and paragraphs. Long pages of text tend to overwhelm the reader. Break content up to truly get your audience's attention.

It depends on how many other clients we have at the time and how quickly the client gets back to us. Once we begin a logo we like to "stay in the groove" and the process can go quite quickly. If the client takes a long time getting back to us, this slows down the process. When we start on your logo, that is our full time job until the logo is done. The logo can be completed in as little as three or four days. Once we get the "go ahead" from you, I can give you an idea of how long it will be until we start on your project. This will depend on how many clients we have "ahead" of you. The "lag time" is usually about a week or so.

Maintenance on your site can include making minor or major text changes, scans of photos and logos, uploads, adding links, consultations and planning assistance to make the most from your site. We optimize your site and submit it to search engines with all of our maintenance plans.

It's vital if you want your site to remain fresh and professional. We will take care of your website maintenance including: installation of new scripts, upgrading and fixing of existing scripts, implementation of design changes, content updates and analytical report on possible website improvements.

Yes, brand development positions you ahead of your competition, imprint on the mind of your market, capture today’s trends with an enduring identity, maintain impact in print and online.

Evidence suggests that email marketing is very effective at reinforcing the awareness of your brand in peoples memories over longer time periods. Repetition is the key.

A website's content gets search engine traffic, just by being there. Even without significant inbound links, content is still the number-one factor in search traffic from a typical non-competitive keywords.