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Q: "I already advertise in newspapers, radio and television; do I really need a web site too?"
A: The interactive environment of the world wide web will continue to entice more and more people to conduct business on the Internet. Most of the generation coming through schools and universities right now is comfortable with PC technology and can deal with its complexity - they will become the dominant user group within only a few years. The market-research firm Jupiter Communications projects that total online advertising grew from $301 million in 1996 to $7.7 billion in 2002, with online direct-marketing revenue climbing from $13 million to $1.3 billion over the same time span. Businesses need to expand their advertising and marketing strategies to capitalize on this trend and need great web sites in order to do so. Find out more by reading our article, What can a well designed site do for me?
Return to Top of PageQ: "I already have a web site that I like... why should I have a web site review done?"
A: As the Web grows in reach and influence, we're constantly discovering new and exciting things to do with it. From interactivity to personalization to automated processes, businesses need to update their web sites periodically in order to keep up with the changes. We highly recommend that you review your web site at least twice a year to make sure you are getting the best results. Find out more by visiting our Plan page.
Return to Top of PageQ: "Do you design corporate logos or business cards too?"
A: Yes!! We are happy to design corporate logos, business cards, and graphic layouts for stationery. We can even help you register your business logo with the Trademark Industry. We do not, however, do any of the printing - you will have to take the artwork we provide to your local printer. Find out more by visiting our Design page.
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