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Words Blog 14 - Writing for the Internet: Focus
Published by: Judy Cobb on 02-26-2013
Words Blog 14 - Writing for the Internet: Focus
How many times have you visited a website, only to give up after a few minutes because the text did not quickly give you the information you were looking for? Or perhaps you left before you even started reading because the text was so long and dense. As with every type of writing, text written for the web has its own style and requirements. Read the rest of this blog post
Published by: Jessica Brozyna on 02-19-2013
Images and Image: Tips for Using Images in a Web Page Design
We all know by now that cute kittens and funny memes can garner a laugh and a maybe get you a social media endorsement, but it is important to remember that laughter does not always generate a lead or respect for a business online. For example, see the picture of my cat to the right. If it was on our home page it might make someone question our judgment as web designers, unless we only designed sites for cat lovers. If you are a business owner, web designer or personal brand, it is essential to make sure that images on your website (especially the home page) quickly communicate what you offer, who you are and what you value. Furthermore, your website images convey your level of professionalism and can help with search engine optimization. Read the rest of this blog post
Published by: Jessica Brozyna on 02-12-2013
3 Tips to Attract Some Google Love: LA Dezign Plays Cupid
Is your website struggling to make a connection online? Do you feel like you are always the one giving in your relationship with Google, but are never receiving love back? The Search Engine-aire matchmakers at LA Dezign understand the frustration that comes when you are strutting around online in a cute new outfit (ie. sexy website design), yet somehow Google still sees you as a frog. Now wipe away the tears since there is hope. All you have to do is read my tips below on how to get some Google love this Valentine's Day. Read the rest of this blog post
TweetLevel: A Social Media Monitor
Published by: David Nordella on 02-07-2013
TweetLevel: A Social Media Monitor
You have started Tweeting as part of your marketing mix for your medical practice. You know that you should be analyzing data to find what resonates with your prospective patients. TweetLevel is a social media monitor designed for Twitter users. Read the rest of this blog post
Published by: Jason Ciment on 02-05-2013
vCita: The Innovative New Contact Form
Traditionally, for a business to effectively sell a service or acquire leads using a professional website, it has to ensure that it clearly and easily allows you (the potential client) to get in contact with the business. This is usually done through a �contact� page that either contains contact information, such as an e-mail address and/or phone number, or an on-page contact form for you to fill out. vCita is a widget website addition that revolutionizes this concept in order to better serve the customer browsing your website, as well as more effectively and easily make them want to contact your business. Read the rest of this blog post
 
 

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