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Ace Roofing

Admin3712 — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 19:10:25 +0000

Project Brief

This roofing company, located in a small town 40 miles from the closest metro area, needed to place itself into a more competitive position with larger companies in the metro area, and throughout the state. We met several times, to develop a game plan and site design. This culminated in the design, you see here. Within a short time, it garnered the attention of their competitors and was even mentioned at a large industry meeting that included this company’s competitors. Ace Roofing, is now one of the top roofing companies, in the state of Montana.

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Gary Kerby Art

Admin3712 — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 18:34:46 +0000

Project Brief

When you create custom art, how do you get your work in front of potential clients? You have a professional website created, of course!

For this website, we included elements our client hadn’t expressly requested. We knew, that for the site to be successful, these pieces had to be in place. We first created an eye-pleasing viewer experience, and then took it a couple steps forward. We included a shopping cart so our client could capitalize on the visitor’s desire for the viewed piece. But wait, there’s more! We set up cameras, lighting, sound to produce videos of the artist describing each piece and the story behind its creation, to build the emotional attachment to each piece.

We also, created the client’s Facebook presence and posted each piece there, as well.

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Website Performance Optimization

Admin3712 — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 18:34:42 +0000

9 out of 10 websites, currently active on the Internet, rank poorly in performance. They look nice and have all of the content the client requires, but the programming that actually makes the site is poorly executed. This makes a website load slower than it could, security of the site is often not as tight as it could be, images are to digitally heavy, and several other aspects usually need work.

Look at it like a new, shiny sports car. It looks great on the outside, and may even sound good. But, guess what, they put a used engine with 100,000 miles on it, under the hood. Unless you knew enough to look under the hood, and know what you’re looking at, you wouldn’t know the difference. That’s the same way it is with a website. Your website designer, most likely, did the best he/she could do, but fell short of finishing the job.

This is a test result for one of our clients, using a third-party testing tool. A huge difference that resulted in a much faster website, which results in a more enjoyable user experience, fewer lost customers, and a better Google ranking.

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