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We’re
guessing you've heard about those contractors who spend all their time for others
and never get around to completing work on their own home. You know, the
landscaper whose yard is unkempt or the contractor who started residing
his own home but left one wall unfinished.
Yeah,
that was us, too. Guilty as charged.
As
a marketing, advertising, and website design firm, the daily demands of
running the business seemed to over-shadow tasks necessary to market our own
business. Developing new marketing communication materials, updating the
website, or creating strategic marketing plans got pushed to the back burner.
No matter how often we told ourselves that we’ll get to it eventually, we just
kept kicking that can down the road.
Not
any more.
We
have all of sorts of good things in store for you! This blog, where we’ll chime
in on marketing, design and website issues, is one. Our first eBook, A Beginner’s Guide to Website Analysis: 6
Essential Elements, should be ready soon.
Today,
we’re excited to roll out our FREE 5-Step Website Analysis for businesses, non-profits, and other organizations
that know their website is not performing as it should but don’t know why.
Unlike
those online services that provide data for your site’s download speed, meta tags,
etc., we examine your website as whole. We’ll see how well it meets your goals
through the following five steps:
2. Evaluate the User Experience: Six Crucial Elements
3. Perform a Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Review
4. Identify and Explain any User Experience Issues
5. Provide a Customized Action Plan
Yes,
Step 5 is where we’ll provide you with a list of recommended improvements, but you
aren’t obligated to do anything. And it’s yours to keep FOR FREE. Of course, we
would love it if you hired us to redesign your website after performing the
assessment, but that’s optional.
Truth
be told, this analysis is an abbreviated version of the service we provide for
our paying clients. It’s too good to keep proprietary. If you haven’t yet done
so, go to our FREE website analysis.
We
hope that you will like what you read and welcome your comments.
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