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I Know I Need a New Website….Now What?

Whether you’re looking to upgrade a current site, or build a site from scratch to establish your online presence, the decision to embark on the process of developing a new website is an exciting one that offers endless opportunities.  What will your site “do”? What will it look like? What will it say about you? Before you start planning a launch party, it’s important to spend time carefully planning your site structure and navigation. Sure, you know how to talk to your customers, but what about the search engines? How much control do you want to have to make site updates and how much time do you have to keep site content fresh? Below are some important areas to consider as you think about carving out your portion of the online universe:

•    What do I want my customer to “do” on my site?
Think carefully about the actions you want your customer to take when they arrive at your site. If you want them to buy product, make sure the placement of your purchase links are visible. If you want them to become a member, ensure you provide them with a button or easy to find link to do so. Take a step back and think about the basic goals of your site and begin planning from there.

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A Pinteresting Brand Strategy

Pinterest: it’s the latest social media trend populated primarily by women in their 20s, 30s and 40s – it’s described as addicting – and the numbers prove this new social media platform is growing by leaps and bounds. According to Mashable, 70 percent of pinners are female, and are highly engaged, with stats reporting 3.3 million users logging more than 421 million page views. Just ask any 20-40-something female…if you can get her to stop pinning.

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A New Year – A New Look

It’s been almost a month since Moxie unveiled its new look. When we started the logo redesign process, questions I’ve heard many times from clients entered my head:

  • How do you know when it’s the right time?
  • Do we have too much brand equity in our current logo to make a change?
  • We need to be fresh, but we don’t want to be too different that we are unrecognizable. How do we do this?
  • Am I going to identify with this new logo as much as I do the old?

Having my team reiterate to me what I have said to our clients over the years was almost comical. (Trust me, it’s a lot easier to help someone else change, than change yourself.)

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