Harmony MajorFebruary 19, 2015 Is your website so “cute” that it’s … clueless? There’s a saying we share between ethnic minority females when another woman is acting “too cute” to do anything useful. When you’re “too cute,” you’re so stuck on appearances that nothing else is as important. Can you see how this might relate … Continue reading Business Website Design: When Being “Too Cute” Goes Wrong
Shawn RubelFebruary 12, 2015 One of the best ways to build trust with prospective customers is with good web design. It can no longer be argued that a website’s design is and will continue to be one of the most influencing aspects on a customer’s initial opinion of a company. Studies show that just updating … Continue reading Ways to Build Trust with Good Web Design
Steve HammFebruary 10, 2015 Continue to pay attention to web design; this will simplify search engine marketing in niche markets. Companies that appeal to a small demographic isn’t going to have the resources to compete with the major chains. Instead remain focused on what you can do – be a popular alternative. Simple changes to your … Continue reading Web Design Tips for Niche Markets
Cameron SoojianFebruary 11, 2015 Suppose that you want to build a new website, but you don’t know whether to hire a web designer or try to design the site yourself using an online site builder like weebly.com or wix.com. Do yourself a favor and contact a professional web designer! For many reasons that I will … Continue reading Why You Should Never Use a Website Builder to Design Your Website
Business.comFebruary 6, 2015 Up until three or four years ago, landing pages were generally crammed with information. Marketers and designers believed that more content elements made for a more compelling argument that visitors should opt in. How can we resist filling out the form when we see so many convincing lists of product benefits, famous … Continue reading If the 1960s Had Landing Pages: Minimalist Design For Effective Conversion
Paul MorrisFebruary 6, 2015 As technology advances and connectivity increases, more and more people are turning to internet browsing on smartphones and tablets; more practical and often faster than bulky laptops, it allows the users to check their emails on the bus, read the digital versions of their favourite newspaper in a local café, and … Continue reading Responsive Web Design is a Business Must-Have for 2015
As an inbound marketer, I must be honest that I meet new web design trends with hesitation. The reason you ask? Simply because website design trends haven’t always had the best success in growing leads and customers (remember those sliders on almost every website’s homepage that were found annoying by visitors?). In 2014, however, web … Continue reading Website Design Trends: How to Stay Ahead of the Curve in 2015
Elizabeth DyrsmidFebruary 4, 2015 Is your current website ugly, outdated, or little more than a brochure? Are you ready to begin inbound marketing but don’t have a way to capture leads on your current site? Or worse, do you have a sparkly new website but are producing embarrassingly little in the way of traffic and … Continue reading How to Design a Website to Maximize Conversions
Kris SpisakJanuary 30, 2015 The meaning of a successful website has evolved over the years. Today, it means having well-written code, an appealing visual experience, and content that truly connects with its intended audience. Being present is not enough to build a powerful online presence; therefore, businesses of every size need to make sure their … Continue reading Today’s Essential Web Strategy: The Total Integration Of Development, Design, And Content
Lisa FurgisonJanuary 29, 2015 When it comes to email design, a lot of questions come up. How many colors should you use? What fonts or image formats are best? Should images be included in every email? There’s a lot to consider. That’s why we’ve created this handy guide with tips to create effective and well-designed … Continue reading Your Guide To Email Design
