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Is Anybody Out There??

By now we all know that the old baseball adage doesn’t apply when it comes to websites. Just because you build it doesn’t mean they will come. Building a site represents tremendous amount of time, money, and effort. If you don’t have a plan for marketing that site, all the of the time, effort, and money is wasted ~ completely and utterly wasted.

People always ask how we drive traffic to our site. I send emails, I make lots of cold calls, I am working social media, I am thinking about Search Engine Optimization all the time, and I sacrifice chickens, ( kidding, just making sure you’re still reading). I don’t sacrifice chickens.

My site is my best sales partner. I wouldn’t sell anything without it, and it wouldn’t sell anything without me. It is a sales portal, and it is a bill board for our product. We have a very interdependent relationship. One aspect of my part of that relationship is making sure that people see it.

So, here we are. You saw it. So, I must be doing something right. If you’d like to know how to get people to your site, give me a call. Chances are it’s not one thing, it’s many. However, maybe one thing could make a big difference. You never know, so let’s talk about it.

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The Rebirth of a Website

Over the course of almost a decade Hosting for Coaching has re-modeled it’s own website three times. This site represents the fourth and this is more then a remodel. This is a, take it down to the ground, and rebuild it brand new, kind of deal. We have been designing some really high end sites for many of our clients, but our site, was, well, oh so 2005.

So, now it’s a new decade, and a whole new site. We are implementing the technology we’ve built for others for ourselves. Now honestly, it’s been hard work. Redesigning a site on many levels is a pain the neck. However, our business has grown and changed, and it was time to bring the website up to date.

Has your business grown and changed? Are you evolving? Is it time to take the leap and remodel, or even tear it down and start over?

It can be scary. But it’s worth it. Developing a site very often helps to define a business. If it’s your time, just give us a call.

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