You get a lot of emails. We all do! How do you decide which ones to open and which go into either inbox purgatory or, if you’re organized, into the trash folder? Some of us are savvy enough to either unsubscribe or create an automatic rule that sends unwanted email directly into oblivion.
Topics: Email Marketing, Inbound Marketing
Topics: Inbound Marketing, Internet Marketing
Like our last post about social media managers, we've updated and republished this article about how much you can expect to pay for Internet Marketing Greatness.
The ONE THING you can take away from this article is that most businesses are asking the wrong question when it comes to upgrading or creating a website. It's like asking how much a new car costs. The answer is that frustrating phrase: "It depends..." While they do the same things, a brand new Bentley is going to set you back more than a 20-year-old Chevy.
United WebWorks has an extremely firm grasp on the goal of helping businesses gain more revenue by helping them apply the latest online technologies available. A website and all that comes with it is actually secondary to an overall plan to market themselves better than their competition.
That said, A website is central part of that plan. So let's begin there.
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March 2016
It's a hard fact of life that you get what you pay for. Websites can be stinky in so many ways! Things don't always go smoothly or make much of a splash when you push hard for it. Is it possible to know if you are getting something solid for your time and effort or just a lot of hot air?
Topics: B2B Marketing
Buckwalter Veterinary Clinic's website needed resuscitation.
United WebWorks came to the rescue with a custom site tailored to the needs of this hardworking animal hospital in Bluffton, SC. After a series of meetings with the staff at Buckwalter Veterinary Clinic, we presented them with a site plan designed to boost their lead acquisition and improve their ability to edit content from their office without having to go through a third-party developer.