Posts Tagged ‘Design’
New Website? 10 Crucial Things to Ask Yourself First
What do you want to accomplish and what does a visitor to your site want to accomplish? Get clear on this and then design your site to provide them what they need, which in turn leads to your getting what you need.
Read More What Your Website Says About You
Your website is a massive part of how people judge your business as a whole. If it looks like something that is still stuck in the 90’s-early 00’s (think HTML, primitive flash, gradients!), then that’s a bad sign. But even the most modern, sleek looking sites are nothing without any substance attributed to them.
Read More 3 Tasks Every Small Business Should Outsource to Save Money
Many small business owners hold themselves back from outsourcing because they have doubts. Can I trust people outside my company? Will they accomplish what I want the way I want to do it? Why pay someone else to do it if I can do it myself?
Read More Why It’s Important to Make People Love Your Brand
People buy from brands that they know and love, it’s as simple as that. When it comes to starting and running a small business, this can be an obstacle to overcome. People are seemingly more likely to buy from a brand that they are familiar with and that has already gained their trust.
Read More 3 Questions Answered About eCommerce Conversion
Do you have a lot of online visitors but few buyers? The problem may be that your website is not optimized for customer conversion. This article highlights three key questions to keep in mind when reviewing your website for possible customer conversion issues. It also suggests possible remedies.
Read More What Your Logo Can Do for You
If you’re not using a visual language to speak to your audience, then you’re ignoring a huge opportunity to capture their attention without saying a word.
Read More US Restaurant Sales Expected to Increase in 2014
How is your restaurant looking for the 2014 forecast? Multiple media outlets have been reporting that U.S. restaurant industry sales are projected to go beyond $683 billion in 2014, which would be an increase of 3.6 percent from 2013.
Read More Top Small Business Trends in 2014
In the age of entrepreneurship, small businesses are increasingly learning how to adapt to a consumer-based market. As a result, it’s important to keep on top of new practices that will help give your business a competitive edge. Check out these emerging top small business trends in 2014.
Read More I’ll Have a Whole Milk No-Foam Web Site (With Whipped Cream)
Think ahead about what you’ll want so that when you approach your web designer/developer/barista, you’re ready to order. Here’s a handy infographic to help remind you of what’s involved.
Read More 3 Simple DIY Updates to Boost Your Business in a Weekend
When you run a small business, chances are that you are not also in the business of handy work or repairs. There are many simple DIY projects that you can complete over the weekend that will boost your business in at least two ways.
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