Lower Development Cost, While Maintaining Brand Consistency & Recognition

A successful company has a lot of moving pieces. Whether you’re a new, growing or well-established business, building a consistent and recognizable company brand is one of your primary marketing objectives. Solid branding builds name recognition, credibility and promotes an image of size and quality for your company. Branding also creates customer loyalty, which leads to repeat sales and referrals for your business. However, effective management of a corporate brand requires dedicated marketing efforts that many companies simply cannot afford to maintain in-house.

 

Outsourcing website development projects and online marketing can significantly reduce the overhead associated with building and maintaining your company brand. Teaming up with a design firm like Baytech can greatly enhance the consistency of your brand, and our design professionals ensure that your brand is recognizable in all marketing materials. Baytech has a stable of experienced and dedicated branding strategists who can integrate with your company’s web design, custom web application development and marketing projects.

 

Baytech’s branding strategists work to keep your website layout, corporate identity and other marketing materials consistent and complimentary to build your brand’s image and overall message. When working as a unified front, your company’s brand can establish your business as an industry leader and communicate to potential customers that your products or solutions are right for their business.

 

Let the branding professionals at Baytech put their expertise to work for you. Your brand is too important to forget about, but often too expensive to prioritize. Consider outsourcing your web-related development projects and marketing needs to Baytech. You’ll likely find that it’s possible to lower your web development costs while enhancing the consistency and power of your overall brand and corporate message.

 

Give us a call or email today to discuss your upcoming design and website development projects. 

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  1. We’ve tried to manage all of our marketing in-house but see our resources getting pulled into so many projects that consistent branding has to take a back seat to production deadlines. What kind of reporting do you offer for companies that engage with you for branding work?

    Comment by Lizelle Tavarez — August 26, 2009 @ 7:44 pm

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Adapting 3.0 as the new web benchmark

More than 1.6 billion people use the world wide web today, and this number continues to grow each day. As the number of people using the web grows, so too does the underlying technology and functionality of the web. We’ve seen functionality grow throughout the years as sites have progressed from static HTML to more advanced development languages. Streaming video and social networking are now the norm as Web 2.0 has swept across the web landscape. At Baytech Webs, we know that it doesn’t stop at Web 2.0.

 

Next generation technology is opening up new possibilities for website development and custom web applications. As the web continues to evolve, Baytech Webs is constantly working to stay abreast of the latest and greatest technologies the web has to offer. We’re already hearing buzz about Web 3.0. While that name may currently just be marketing hype, we know that the continued evolution of the web is an absolute fact.

 

As Web 3.0 gains momentum, Baytech Webs is seeing web applications get smaller and faster. More data and applications are being delivered in “the cloud.” Websites and web applications need to be designed and functional on computers, as well as mobile devices. Effective marketing plans need to include viral marketing and guerrilla marketing to leverage the incredible power of social networking and email.

 

The future of the web is being created today. You can be sure that Baytech Webs is tracking trends and at the forefront of emerging web development technology and innovations. Our business is to make yours successful, and we live this mission every day. Take a look at our project portfolio and web development capabilities today. Then call or email to discuss how we can help create and launch your project using technology that prepares your company for Web 3.0.

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  1. I’m seeing a lot of talk about Ajax as the foundation of Web 3.0. Do you think that a particular programming language is going to become dominant in the Web 3.0 space? Or will any programming languages become obsolete?

    Comment by Richard Thornton — August 27, 2009 @ 12:42 pm

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Popularity of Web 2.0

Since 2004 Baytech Web Design has been tracking the term “Web 2.0.” We’ve watched the buzz and popularity grow to what it’s become today. But if we asked 30 different people for a definition of Web 2.0, we’d likely receive 30 slightly different answers. Among those answers we’d see mentions of blogs, wikis, and various social networking sites like Flickr, Facebook and YouTube.

 

The popularity of Web 2.0 is huge, and it’s the natural evolution of the world wide web. Where Web 1.0 was information controlled by one source or company, Web 2.0 attempts to bring together a community of users to validate, question and develop new content. The continued evolution of Web 2.0 is driven by the desire to create a richer web experience for users who now feel like “part of the conversation.” 

 

To be competitive, anyone who needs website development or custom web applications today has to consider how they’ll incorporate Web 2.0. Successful Web 2.0 companies are commonly valued and acquired for billions of dollars. Google acquired YouTube for US$1.7 billion and Facebook is valued at around US$15 billion based on Microsoft’s investment in the social networking site.   

 

Baytech Web Design has the Web 2.0 capabilities and experience to help drive traffic and generate buzz for your project. Our web development experts will help you transform your Web 2.0 idea into reality. Baytech Web Design can manage every aspect of your social networking solution – from business planning to website launch. We’ll work with you to identify market opportunities and strategies so you can enter the Web 2.0 space confidently and successfully.

 

It only takes one great idea to become the next internet phenomenon. So what’s yours? Call or email Baytech Web Design today to discuss our Web 2.0 capabilities and your web development needs.

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  1. I’m seeing more and more companies trying to break into the Web 2.0 space, but less and less venture capital funding available to get started. Do you think there’s still room in the market to make it as a Web 2.0 company?

    Comment by Vivian Delluci — August 26, 2009 @ 12:12 pm

  2. Great. Thanks for your comments

    Comment by Baytech's Blogger — May 11, 2010 @ 6:15 pm

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Customized Web Development vs. Template Solutions

When you buy something, you should own it. At least, that’s the way we feel. It’s unfortunate, but we still see a lot of companies that are locked into ridiculous monthly fees just to pay for routine upkeep of their website. Paying each month for simple changes to dates, images or page copy.


Changing website content used to mean that someone actually manipulated HTML code for the site changes to occur. Not anymore. Today, a standard feature on most websites is the CMS, or content management system. A CMS provides a point-and-click interface from which you can instantly add or modify content on your company website. Accessible from any web connection, a CMS lets you securely administer your website – for complete site ownership with no monthly maintenance fees.


Baytech has been developing websites with advanced CMS functionality since 2001. Named Silicon Valley’s top web design firm, Baytech develops websites using custom web applications that we’ve built to accomplish specific business needs (like a shopping cart or online payment system). Built as interchangeable modules, we can assemble a “custom” website that meets the specific needs of your business. And our web development modules all tie back into our Advanced CMS. So you get complete control of your custom website – without paying a custom development price or monthly maintenance fee.


Baytech believes you should own what you buy. That’s why we even provide you the complete source code for your custom web solution. We don’t even require that you host through our company – though you’d likely find that Baytech has aligned itself with strategic partners offering very competitive hosting rates. Still, it doesn’t matter; it’s your site, host it wherever you like. So quit paying monthly maintenance charges for an out-of-date website that you already paid for years ago. Call or email Baytech today to learn more about our Advanced CMS and custom web development capabilities.

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  1. Thanks for the explanation about CMS. We’re considering a new site design and I’ve heard the term thrown about, but I didn’t quite understand what it meant to my business. Or why I should care. I’m not a very technical person, how long does it take to get up to speed?

    Comment by robpark007 — August 26, 2009 @ 10:34 am

  2. i’ve heard about open source websites that offer what sounds a lot like your advenaced cms. and open source is free. why would i pay for a new site when the pieces are there for free and i could just do it myself.

    Comment by web_innovation21 — August 26, 2009 @ 2:35 pm

  3. Hi robpark007.
    Glad our little tirade helped you! Getting up-to-speed with a CMS depends on the site functionality that we assemble. A basic website’s CMS probably wouldn’t take more than a coupe hours of training, while a complex site with more custom web applications would require more. But all of Baytech’s web development projects are scoped with training time. So before we turn the site over to you, you’d receive dedicated training from one of our specialists.

    Hi web_innovation 21.
    Thanks for the comment. You’re absolutely right. There are some excellent open source communities across the web that bring together some great web development minds to create some great websites. And, yes, many of these open source projects offer free modules. However, you’d also find that many of the best components available in the open source community are actually customized solutions that you would need to pay to license. Regarding you question: why pay when you can do it yourself? Well, we don’t have a real good answer. If you feel it’s economically more sound for you to learn how to build a nicely design custom website that offers exceptional functionality, is search engine optimized, built with a solid database architecture, and compatible with different web browsers; then, we wish you all the best. Please do come back and let us know when your project is finished.

    Cheers, Baytech Marketing Team

    Comment by Michael Im — August 26, 2009 @ 5:39 pm

  4. What about maintenance and hosting thats wrapped together in one package? Is that worth it? My company pays about 50 percent more each month to get maintenance included with our hosting. We have to submit change requests to them and wait about 5-days for changes to happen, but I imagine a new website would actually cost a lot more!

    Comment by Phil Ryker — August 27, 2009 @ 2:45 pm

  5. Hi Phil,
    Thanks for your question. It really depends on your vendor and the total monthly fee – including the maintenance. A 2-day turnaround on changes is actually quite good. We know many companies have to wait up to 5 days before their provider can even get to their request. We’d love to chat with you more about costs. Maybe we could take a look at your site so we can provide more detail about whether or not a new website would “cost a lot more.” Give us a call at 866-913-9327.

    Best, Baytech Marketing Team

    Comment by Michael Im — August 27, 2009 @ 9:48 pm

  6. Nice Information.. Thx for sharing this

    information

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New Web Innovation

 

As the web continues to evolve toward Web 3.0, your company needs to be sure it’s evolving its website development and online marketing to keep pace. Web applications are getting smaller and faster and need to function on mobile devices as well as laptops and desktops. Web innovations like social networking brought us into the current era of Web 2.0, and viral delivery models will continue pushing the web toward Web 3.0.

 

While no one is absolutely certain what Web 3.0 looks like, Baytech Webs knows that we’ll be there on the leading edge, driving web application development and guerrilla marketing strategies that deliver results for our clients. After all, we’ve been an industry leader for years. As the top-rated web development firm in Silicon Valley, Baytech Webs has helped develop more than 500 commercial websites, portals, intranets, extranets and mini websites.

 

Our dedicated project managers and web development teams leverage industry best practices to ensure that your project has the technology it needs to compete on the constantly evolving web platform. So, whether it’s custom web application development for your e-commerce site, online ad placements or viral marketing on social networks, Baytech Webs has got you covered.

 

Baytech Web’s team of professional designers, programmers and marketers can help you define your project’s strategy and objectives, oversee design and production, test for quality assurance, manage deployment, refine and optimize performance, and provide detailed analytics about your project’s performance.   

 

Innovation is the cornerstone of the web’s evolution, and Baytech Webs continues to track trends and deliver web development solutions that keep our clients at the forefront of the emerging Web 3.0 landscape. Call or email us today to discuss your company’s custom web application development, design or online marketing needs.

 

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  1. Funny to think that less than 10 years ago, the thought of the web on our phones was completely unrealistic. Yet today, you have to include mobile in your development plans or you’re missing out on a fast growing market. Web 3.0 should be interesting!

    Comment by Joseph Lopez — August 26, 2009 @ 3:09 pm

  2. Oh its a great stuff, every one should read to become successful SEO Basics. Keep posting

    Comment by Tanie Pozycjonowanie — May 15, 2010 @ 11:16 am

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SEO Strategies and best practice

The amount of information on the web today is staggering, and getting your website noticed is only getting more difficult. Over a year ago, Google indexed its one trillionth unique URL – that’s 1,000,000,000,000 pages of content. And there’s even more. Google admits that it’s impossible for them to index every single page of web content.

“So how do I drive more traffic to my website?” This is a common question we get at Baytech. Unfortunately, there’s no silver bullet when it comes to search engine optimization (SEO). Each search engine uses different algorithms to determine content relevancy, and each industry’s top-targeted keywords have become very competitive—and expensive, if you’re bidding for them through PPC ad placements.

There are, however, a number of best practice SEO strategies and tactics that Baytech employs when we build client websites. These tactics include metadata tagging, search engine friendly URLs and creating optimized, relevant content. These are well known strategies and, of course, we integrate other SEO best practices into our web development projects—just give a call to discuss.

No matter your business though, from a large e-commerce site to a small niche player, most company’s can improve their organic SEO rankings by retaining a website development company that’s up-to-date on the latest SEO best practices.

Baytech is constantly reviewing the latest trends on SEO and refining our processes to improve our results. We won’t guarantee top site ranking like some self-proclaimed SEO experts might, but our track record speaks for itself, and our SEO strategies and best practices deliver results.

The next time your company is considering web development or custom web application work, be sure that SEO strategy is part of the scoped project. Feel free to call or email Baytech today to discuss your project and to learn how we can help generate SEO results.

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  1. My company used an “SEO specialist” that guaranteed results. We paid a premium price but saw little movement in our organic search results. Definitely feel like we were sold “snake oil.” Be wary of anyone who guarantees SEO performance!

    Comment by Steven Ishikawa — August 26, 2009 @ 8:46 am

  2. SEO helps add potential customers and the number of quality leads to your website as well. In fact, most organizations can adopt Internet marketing and advertising strategies to generate better business.

    Comment by Link Building Services — September 10, 2009 @ 4:47 am

  3. The process of SEO is not easy to tackle, largely because so many pieces of a site factor into the final results. Promoting a site that writers on the web are unlikely to link to is as deadly as creating a fantastic website no one will see. SEO is also a long-term process, both in application and results - those who expect quick rankings after completing a few suggestions in this guide will be deeply dissapointed. Search engines can often be frustratingly slow to respond to improvements that will eventually garner significant boosts in traffic.

    Comment by web graphic design — October 7, 2009 @ 1:24 am

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Save Time and Measure Results with a Robust CMS

Even though the internet is still relatively new, people expect a lot from companies they do business with on the web. For example, how is your opinion of a company affected when you visit their site and it’s down, or you get a 404-error after clicking a link?

Stuff happens. We know that, and we’re not immune to it. But there are some tools out there that can help your company minimize downtime while streamlining productivity. We’re talking about a website CMS, or content management system. A CMS provides a point-and-click interface to your website for dynamic content creation without worrying about “breaking code.”

The web development professionals at Baytech Webs have created an Advanced CMS which allows you to manage your website content with an easy-to-use interface designed to save you time and money. The content of our web development or custom web application projects can be edited and easily managed using our Advanced CMS.

Our CMS lets you do much more than just add, modify and delete content. We’ve built-in solutions that also let you measure and quantify your web marketing ROI. Baytech Webs robust CMS can even help you with digital content distribution, newsletter delivery and email marketing. Using a single interface, accessible from any web connection, you can securely manage content, broadcast your marketing newsletters and email campaigns, and track marketing ROI details like page views, open rates and click-through rates (CTR).

So quit paying someone to add a page to your website, change copy and images on an existing page, or to delete an old page – do it yourself with Baytech Webs Advanced CMS. Email or give us a call today to learn more about how you can minimize website downtime and eliminate maintenance fees while improving your web marketing measurement with our Advanced CMS.

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  1. What does your CMS look like? I know html, but don’t have time or interest in wading through code to edit my site. Thanks.

    Comment by Hassad Abdul — August 26, 2009 @ 11:02 am

  2. No messing with code required. Our CMS basically looks like a well-designed web page and offers access to discreet sections and pages on your website. So you can quickly pull up content and use an editor (much like a word processing program) to change and save content. Changes you make are reflected on your site as soon as you save the new content. We’ve actually built a full demo site of our CMS that lets you click around and get a feel for what we offer. Just give us a call and we’ll set you up with the login information.

    Comment by Baytech's Blogger — August 26, 2009 @ 3:28 pm

  3. I’m pretty happy with the design and brand of my website but would like to have a CMS added to it. Is it possible to just plug in your CMS to my existing design?

    Comment by Richard Thornton — August 26, 2009 @ 4:17 pm

  4. This is a tough question. It’s possible but, honestly, it wouldn’t be like flicking a switch. Typically, we build client sites around the central CMS – so everything gets mapped and integrated into the CMS from the start. However, depending on your site, it’s possible that our web development team could bridge the existing design onto a new site that uses our CMS system. We’ll definitely need more detail though to provide an accurate answer. Please give us a call or email for a consultation, and thanks for your comment!

    Comment by Baytech's Blogger — August 27, 2009 @ 10:31 am

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SEM best practices and measuring PPC ad spend

Advertising on the web offers a more cost effective and targeted way to reach new customers than has ever been available. Nowhere else can you define, test and refine your ad placements and campaigns like on the web. Recent statistics show that nearly 75 percent of North Americans are on the web, which means more than 340 million people are waiting to see your ad placement – and that’s just in North America!

We all know that online advertising adds to the clutter of our daily lives on the web. As savvy marketers, our job is to improve our ad placement targeting and delivery to make the web work for us as cheaply as possible. We can accomplish this by eliminating the trial-and-error in our PPC campaigns. Baytech marketing specialists are focused on delivering PPC advertising results for your company.

Our marketing experts work closely with you throughout each aspect of your search engine marketing (SEM) and PPC campaigns. We work to understand your business and will help you select the most cost-effective keywords to maximize your advertising budget and reach. By managing ad placement and closely monitoring click through rates (CTR), Baytech professional marketing team measures PPC and CTR performance for your web advertising, tweaking each campaign to optimize your online ad spend. Of course, Baytech also provides detailed analysis and reports that show your CTR and performance of your ad placements.

PPC campaigns are an ideal addition to your online marketing mix. PPC ad placement lets you set daily budget limits, target ideal customer demographics and measure your advertising performance in ways not possible in other mediums. Let Baytech’s dedicated experts harness the power of the web to drive more traffic and leads to your website. Call or email us today to take the guesswork out of your PPC advertising.

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  1. Is there an average cost that I should pay for my keywords? I’ve been reading a lot about PPC campaigns but am not sure which keywords are worth going after. Also interested in learning more about how you measure CT and what qualifies as a good CTR. Thanks!

    Comment by Vivian Delluci — August 25, 2009 @ 12:48 pm

  2. SEO or SEM is a good job that gives a good growth to your career. So start working as a link builder .

    Comment by web design best practices — September 1, 2009 @ 12:10 am

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    Comment by web design company — September 11, 2009 @ 7:26 am

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Web Monetization and Viral Marketing Strategies

Converting website traffic to sales is a game of numbers. If your message reaches X number of web users and Y of those users visit your website for more information, then Z equals the number of visitors who purchase your product or service and contribute to your bottom line. By increasing the reach of your message, you will also increase traffic to your site and, in turn, increase your company’s sales conversions.

At Baytech Web Design, our goal is to not only increase the overall reach of your message, but to do so in the most targeted and cost effective way. We employ a number of Web 2.0 and social networking tactics that can improve the viral marketing reach of your message to targeted audiences. But creating a legitimate “buzz” about your company or products on social networking sites requires timing, targeted keywords and brand consistency. If social networks like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn are instruments in a marketing orchestra, then Baytech Web Design’s guerrilla marketing experts are the conductors who turn those instruments into a symphony of sales.

Our dedicated team of web monetization experts can help convert more of your web traffic to sales by targeting specific audiences and creating a “hook” that drives them to your company website. Using SEO and social networking strategies, we can deliver more traffic to your site, improve your organic SEO performance and help you build and manage your online brand.

Nearly two billion people worldwide use the web today. The numbers are there for web monetization, but you need to deliver targeted messages through a concerted marketing effort. Let Baytech Web Design’s marketing professionals help you optimize your online marketing plan to enhance your reach, traffic and, most importantly, sales conversions. Call or email us today to discuss your viral marketing and social networking needs.

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  1. I like the equation you talk about and agree that online marketing is a game of numbers. The challenge for most companies is learning where their target audience goes on the web so they can tailor a message that resonates with many different online demographics.

    Comment by Kristy Lau — August 25, 2009 @ 7:19 pm

  2. Thank you for another great post.
    I look forward to many more entries with high quality info.
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Expand Marketing Reach with a Website

You’ve probably heard the expression, “the eyes are the window to the soul.” Well, if that’s the case, then the internet provides your company access to the world’s largest window store. Where else can you place a single message that has the potential to reach more than a billion people?

As a competitive business, your marketing goal is to grow sales by cost-effectively placing messages in the channels most likely to be viewed by your target demographic(s).

As the popularity of the internet and Web 2.0 have grown, the tools for web marketing have also become more robust and efficient. Strategies exist that can help sift your company’s message to the top of search listings; make CPC campaigns and ad placements are more targeted; and improve web marketing ROI.

So if you don’t already have a website, obviously, you need one. Baytech Web Design offers full-service design and development of custom web solutions to embody your company’s mission and goals. And if you already have a website, Baytech Web Design’s experienced web marketing professionals can help refine and expand your use of the web to improve site visibility and page views for your products or services. Marketing is a game of numbers; when more eyes land on your message, more sales are likely to be converted.

Effective web marketing doesn’t require a Super Bowl advertising budget either. We can help define your target audience on the web and work with you to create and deliver messages in the channels that are most likely to reach your audience. Web marketing can build your online brand, improve website visibility and, most importantly, contribute to your bottom line.

Get your marketing message delivered to more windows on the web. Call or email Baytech Web Design today to discuss how targeted web marketing can help.

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  1. The windows to the soul analogy works good for this concept. Better watch out though because Microsoft might think you’re talking about them! ;-) Can you add more about channels on the web? Becuase I consider the web as a whole a single marketing channel.

    Comment by internetnerd4u — August 19, 2009 @ 7:58 am

  2. Sure thing. You’re right; the web might be considered a single channel within a larger marketing mix, but when you start delving into web marketing, you see that multiple channels exist that deliver your message to different audiences in different ways. For instance; paid ad placements vs. video content vs. social networks vs. corporate website. In order to accurately measure web marketing ROI, you need to break the larger web channel into sub-channels so you can see what’s working and why. Once you understand the web channels, you can refine your message or delivery method to improve the resulting “success” metric – whether that’s CPC, page views, leads or converted sales.

    Comment by Baytech's Blogger — August 19, 2009 @ 2:27 pm

  3. So we know that web marketing doesn’t require a Super Bowl budget. We’ve been running our own CPC campaigns using Google and get pretty good results on our own. What does Baytech charge for web marketing and how do you show results?

    Comment by Clarissa Brown — August 21, 2009 @ 1:12 pm

  4. How does working with Baytech impact your marketing budget, and is it worth it. Straight to the point. We like that. But, unfortunately, there’s no blanket answer. Cost and web marketing ROI depends on a number of factors that we discuss in detail with each client. All web marketing plans and results metrics are defined and agreed upon before we start work. Some items that we factor into our project scope include the size of your target demographic(s), whether you want organic site visibility vs. paid ad placements, your site’s current benchmark data, and preferred content delivery model (web copy, video, display ads, etc.). We’d be happy to discuss our costs and ROI with you in greater detail. Just give us a call.

    Comment by Baytech's Blogger — August 21, 2009 @ 6:27 pm

  5. What’s your opinion about the best way to deliver marketing on the web? We were told that everyone needed to have video content on their web site and paid a lot to have a product video produced. Compared to our other pages we don’t see very many people looking at the video.

    Comment by website.fanatic — August 25, 2009 @ 10:49 am

  6. The best way to deliver marketing depends entirely on the audience. Pretty generic answer, right. But it’s absolutely true. Younger audiences tend to expect more interaction and video content, while older demographics might prefer no-nonsense text web pages. Regardless, once the audience is defined, we usually recommend more than one web marketing channel to maximize your results. We build a marketing matrix for each client that takes into consideration their products/services, target demographic(s), budget and success metrics. Some clients gauge success as site visibility and page views, while others look to sales leads and conversions. The bottom line is that successful web marketing requires analysis, multiple delivery channels, fine-tuning, and time.

    Comment by Baytech's Blogger — August 25, 2009 @ 4:21 pm

  7. I enjoy this site, it is worth me coming back

    Comment by Kelli Garner — September 26, 2009 @ 11:14 am

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