• What About Your E-mail Strategy?

• Pull vs Push

• Building the E-mail List

• Gathering addresses - doing it right

OK, you've traken the plunge and are starting your website design, (or redesign), project.  You've figured out who is the potential audience and and what your visitors need to take away from visits to your newly designed or redesigned website.  Now, comes the heavy lifting.

When Value Innovation Partners decided they needed a website redesign they came to us because of our reputation for producing fast, user friendly, search engine savvy websites for management consulting firms.

What Website Visitors Really Want.  This article is exerpts from a famous article by one of America's most brilliant marketing mavens, Jay Conrad Levenson.  What visitors want is probably not what you think they want!

Ask yourself:
"What does our marginally effective website cost our business?  Could it be turning prospects away?"  If either of these questions make you feel uneasy, then it's time for a website redesign. We might be able to help you as we have helped many others. Stretch your Internet marketing horizons with a website  redesign that works for, not against you.

After we published our Janurary Newsletter we got a call from an East coast company which had received the newsletter forwarded from a relative.  This company needed help with their website: bddonorrec.com.  The company, B&D Donor Recognition Products, is in a unique business, one that we'd never encountered before. . .   

Coming up with new web content can be a struggle.  PowerPoint presentations are a source most people haven't thought of. There are 4 different ways to convert PowerPoint presentations to web page content, but only 3 of them are useful.

Is your website a vital part of your marketing machine or a liability? Does your organization realize a return on it's Internet investment or is it time for a website redesign?

NOW is right time to do something about it.  Your website albatross isn't going to get any fresher just sitting there, and it WILL drive prospects away. . .