Stop paying $1,000s for websites that can never get your phone ringing.
Building A Web Presence That Gets Business
The fact is if your businesses is not in the first 3 positions on page 1 of Google your phone probably isn’t ringing very often with new customer calls. Statistically about 50% of potential new customers call one of the top 3 business on page 1 of Google.
I find the 80/20 rule works best to develop an effective web presence that gets the phone to ring. Allocate 80% of your resources to effective SEO, marketing & promotion of your website to get to and stay on page 1 of Google. Allocate 20% of your resources to building your website.
I help YOU Get Business by getting your business on page 1 of Google for the searches your potential clients are typing into Google when looking for your services.
My Philosophy:
First: Your web site is the main authority for Google. It has to be dynamic, well engineered for SEO & Local Search and easy to change and update.
Second: Your web presence must be 100% congruent. Google is mostly computerized. Computers are literal and can’t read between the lines. So we have to make certain we do nothing that confuses Google’s computers.
Third: Spend 80% of your available resources (time and money) on getting you website to page 1 of Google this involves content, marketing, promotion and social media.
Fourth:Your website is a Profit Center and not an Expense Center. We do this by measuring and tracking the results and doing more of what’s working and eliminating what is not.
Bottom Line: Geeks & Designers work well when you provide them clear pictures and technical specs, but they cost YOU a fortune when not properly directed. If you’re like most business people YOU have no clue what’s essential for an online presence. By working with someone who understands business and knows what works online will make YOU money.
I’m a business guy First & Web Designer Second.
I translate Business Objectives into an Effective Web Presence. I’ve been bridging the gap between business and technology since the early 1980s. I have BS Degree in Industrial Engineering Technology and my first business computer was an IBM PC with a single 5-14 inch floppy drive and 180 column dot matrix printer (My first personal computer was a Commodore 64).
The Result: You get a Built To Last website that shows up on page 1 of Google and gets your phone to ring.
Let’s Get Social!