Web Development,
Design & SEO
Web developers are specialists in designing, building, and maintaining websites. It’s not just a job for web designers; there are actually many different jobs within a web development team. Some of these include software engineers, user interface (UI) engineers, database administrators (DBAs), search engine optimization (SEO) experts, site quality assurance (QA) testers. IT managers might oversee web projects using one or more of these roles. We provide an all-in-one solution to creating interactive websites that people can access on any device: mobile phones, tablets, laptops and desktop computers.
Web and Graphics Design If you’re using our business plan as a launchpad, then having a website and graphics is key. The competition is steep, so your website needs to look good. If you can get a designer friend or family member to help out for free or for cheap, that’s great; just keep in mind, however, that designs don’t make up for bad content. Remember to write high-quality posts about topics relevant to your industry. Graphics are also important to make your visitor’s experience more visually appealing. You have many options to choose from out there but just keep in mind: You get what you pay for!
If you have an online business, it’s essential to understand what’s happening to your website traffic on a regular basis. You don’t want any huge drop-offs or spikes in visits and pageviews; they could signal something is wrong with your site or that you need to start marketing differently. If your site traffic is healthy, track and monitor those numbers over time so you can see how successful your campaigns are and how much engagement you get. Then you can use that information when determining new campaigns or promotional activities. This will help build customer loyalty over time as they see improvements in their experience on your site; plus, it will show that customers are coming back regularly—which means repeat business for you!
Your website can tell you a lot about your customers. Looking at data and statistics is a good way to determine what they like, don’t like, where they go on your site, how much time they spend on each page and more. This data can help you tailor your content specifically to them and improve their experience when visiting your site. For example, if you notice that visitors often bounce off your landing page in just seconds (even though it’s optimized for conversion), then you’ll know that there’s something about that particular page which needs improvement.
Do you have a strong background in writing? Are you a former teacher, editor, or journalist looking for something new and different? If so, there’s a good chance you can find a position as an online content writer. Demand for written content is increasing as businesses seek to improve their websites and blogs. Many small companies employ writers part-time to help create fresh content on social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter or sometimes just maintain their own website’s copy.
Whether you’re a small business owner or an independent blogger, having your own website is becoming increasingly important. Your site is a direct line to customers, clients, partners and investors—and it can be your primary sales channel if you put your mind to it. It’s also an avenue for building brand awareness and connecting with fans; after all, you wouldn’t have followers on social media if no one was ever visiting your site. As such, choosing a web host that offers superior performance at affordable rates should be at or near the top of your priority list.
We have no problem admitting we’re not the cheapest but did you notice how quickly our site loads? That directly translates to a better customer experience and search engine visibility.
The importance of a strong social media presence is undeniable, especially when you’re in business. Customers today use social media to connect with brands they like, so it’s important to be there to communicate with them. But more than that, it also gives your business a way to show personality and build trust with customers online. Be sure to make full use of each platform, whether it be Facebook, Twitter or Instagram; don’t just push out content—be present.
Having a solid social media presence is extremely time consuming – coming up with content, memes and engaging with your customers comments can be exhausting. It can help tremendously with SEO and overall brand visibility though. Not only do you need to have accounts on all of the big networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Instagram, but you should also pay attention to secondary channels such as Reddit (for smaller B2B companies) or Bitcointalk (if your target customer base is cryptocurrency enthusiasts). Lastly but certainly not least important: make sure to optimize your profiles by including appropriate keywords that will help people find you when they search for these terms online.
Sounding like a bunch of jargon? Let us help you manage your social media accounts!
Once you’ve built a website, there are many ways to promote it. Social media is great for branding but it doesn’t help generate leads. To really get your business going, you need search engine optimization (SEO) to drive traffic from Google and Bing searches. In fact, without SEO, your online presence may not even be found by potential customers browsing on their smartphones. The third leg of digital marketing is building an email list. An opt-in form is at the top of every page on all BizHawk websites; starting a mailing list gives you access to a captive audience that you can communicate with in person as well as send emails to new prospects who subscribe after reading your content.
Electronic commerce (e-commerce) is an online business model in which businesses use electronic systems, such as a website or an Internet-connected computer terminal, to conduct transactions with customers and suppliers. Researching eCommerce software, setting up your website, choosing a domain name, designing your store — all of these tasks can take time and know-how. Let us handle that for you so you can get back to what matters: serving customers and growing your business.
Although it’s becoming more commonplace every day, not everyone has realized that you can set up a shop online to sell just about anything. Creating an eCommerce site is a complex process, but we can make it relatively simple. Once set up, if you ever need any help or have questions along the way, we’re here to help.
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