Website Development, Website Design, Website Hosting, eCommerce and Search Engine Optimization in Bigfork, Montana

Archive for November, 2010

Your Website Is For Your Clients: Part 3 - Content Basics

Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010

This post is the final post in our 3-part series discussing the importance of focusing your website on your clients. This article will touch on some content basics for two very different types of website genres: an alternative music band website and a company that sells bedding.

Content is why users are on your website. You may have a nice looking site that is well laid out, but if there is no substance, users have no reason to stay on, or return to your website.

Your content should help new users decide if your product is the right choice for them. Many consumers turn to the web to research products and services before purchasing. They are not looking for an interruptive, hard-sell advertisement. Users just want more information on the product, great customer service if they have questions, and an easy and secure way to buy once they have decided to purchase. (more…)

Your Website Is For Your Clients: Part 2 - Design Basics

Friday, November 19th, 2010

This post is the second post in our 3-part series discussing the importance of focusing your website on your clients.  This article will touch on some design basics for two very different types of website genres: an alternative music band website and a company that sells bedding.

The design of your website should be appealing to your target audience. It should promote your product by creating for your audience an emotional response to it.

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Your Website Is For Your Clients: Part 1 - Layout Basics

Wednesday, November 17th, 2010

A website is a representation of your company. Because you want your company to be represented well, it is natural to get caught up in personal taste and content preferences in the web design process. Of course you want to have a website that you can be proud of, but the best website for your company may not match the design you had envisioned.

The number one focus of everything you do on your website should be based around your users and creating an environment that will be welcoming and beneficial to them. The layout, design and content on your website should reflect the needs, expectations and appeal of your target audience.

Over the next few posts, this article will touch on some layout, design and content basics for two very different types of website genres: an alternative music band website and a company that sells bedding.

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Annual Holiday Drive: Toy ‘N Joy Shop 2010

Monday, November 8th, 2010

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It is time again for our annual Toy ‘N Joy Shop drive and your opportunity to support those around the Flathead Valley who may need a little extra help this holiday season.

We are collecting donations of new and unwrapped:

  • Children’s Coats
  • Children’s Clothing
  • Toys

All donations will be taken to The Salvation Army in Kalispell.

The Toy ‘N Joy Shop allows families that were not adopted by any other Salvation Army holiday program to shop for their children, at no charge.

Please bring your unwrapped donations to Bigfork Web Development, Inc. located at 7579 MT Highway 35 in Bigfork (just south of Highway 82).

We are open from 9am to 5pm, Monday through Friday.

The drive ends December 15th.

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