by Nicole Ouellette | Mar 13, 2013 | Websites
When larger organizations or businesses put a web design project (or other projects) out to bid, they often make an RFP (request for proposals) that they email to prospective candidates or post online somewhere. This includes basically a summary of what they are...
by Nicole Ouellette | Mar 4, 2013 | Websites
There are one of three ways people can get to your website: 1) Using a search engine to look up some term(s) Ex: Google, Bing, Yahoo 2) Referral websites (sites linking back to yours) Ex: A link to your site is posted on Facebook or your local Chamber’s website...
by Nicole Ouellette | Feb 27, 2013 | Websites
What happens when you run three different kinds of businesses but want to run them on the same website platform? This is the issue Quigley’s Building Supply had… until their new website we launched yesterday. Three Templates, One Website Quigley’s...
by Nicole Ouellette | Jan 8, 2013 | Websites
When I first meet someone, I will ask them anything…except what they do for a living. I do this for a couple reasons. First, I once had a job that made me dread this question. Second, the most interesting thing about someone usually isn’t their job. That...
by Nicole Ouellette | Dec 12, 2012 | Websites
What can your website designer do for you? They can do a lot. But there are some things that are unrealistic to expect. Here’s the breakdown: Making Decisions A website designer can create a website that minimizes your headaches/decisions. This morning, I...
by Nicole Ouellette | Nov 7, 2012 | Websites
People are often surprised to learn we are not exclusive with our website software preferences. Just like speaking other languages lets us better understand our multicultural world, speaking more than one web language helps us better create websites in our digital...
