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Create an Online Store Fast with Big Commerce Design Experts at Redhead

admin — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 23:25:03 +0000

Redhead Web Development is YOUR partner for Big Commerce Stores. If you have dreamed of starting a store online, or if you need a web store that is packed with the latest web 2.0 features, easy store management interface, and excellent SEO friendly tools, you need to use Big Commerce. Their hosted online store system has been rated #1 by TopTenReviews.com.

Although there are hundreds of Big Commerce Designers, Redhead is one of only a handful of Big Commerce Design firms listed on the company website. If that is not proof enough that we can help you launch a great web business, I don’t know what is.

Redhead offer:

Big Commerce templates
Logo design
Store settings
Big Commerce SEO
Internet marketing
Product entry
Product photography

We help you with everything!

PURCHASE your Big Commerce store account through Redhead and receive $100 in free SEO services.

Just Click Below to Start Your Store Through Redhead Web Development

Branson SEO Consultants From Redhead Web Development Deliver First Page Results

admin — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 01:57:03 +0000

Is your Branson website on the first page of Google? If not it needs to be.

Web searchers today are impatient. They are searching faster and narrowing in on their target search terms more than ever before. They want fresh website content and they want it fast!

According to recent studies, if your company does not show up on the first page of Google, you are missing out on 62% of potential customers right off the top. If your website is below the second or third page, your site is virtually non-existent, as only 10% of search engine users venture past page 3.

Web searchers are also narrowing their search terms to zero in on exactly what they are looking for. Do you know what your target market is searching for to find your business? Web users are typing in longer and more detailed keyword combinations to find websites that fit their exact needs. If they don’t first find satisfactory search engine results from a broad search term, they will add more words to refine the results.

For instance, if you have a Branson resort that rents cabins, you need to know the exact word combinations that people search to find websites that rent cabins in Branson. It may come as a surprise that “branson cabins” receives nearly 10 times the number of monthly searches as “branson log cabins.” With this in mind, it would be more beneficial for your website to use the exact phrase “branson cabins” throughout.

To make matters more difficult for your branson website’s search engine rankings, the search engines are always changing their algorithms. As search formulas change, so do the results. Your business needs a focused firm that stays on top of the latest developments in search engine marketing and search engine optimization.

Redhead Web Development specializes in the art and science of search engine optimization. They can identify the targetted search terms and design a Branson SEO campaign to get your website on the first page of Google, Yahoo, Bing and other search engines. Call them today to schedule a free SEO consultation. They can be reached at (417) 272-1932, or visit their website www.redheadwebdevelopment.com.

Source: iProspect Search Engine User Behavior Study

Wishing You All the Best in 2010!

admin — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:52:17 +0000

We just wanted to say thank you to all of our clients in 2009! Although the economy took a hit, we were blessed with a steady stream of projects and a growing list of opportunities.

I hope you are looking forward to a prosperous 2010. For those of who persevered through the last two years — congratulations! Stay focused on the things that made you successful, and you will continue to succeed. Please let us know if you would like any help with your website, online marketing, SEO, or any other service to promote your business.

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admin — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 01:24:40 +0000

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Shoot for the Moon

admin — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 01:14:21 +0000

SHOOT FOR THE MOON (only if you have a big enough gun) - Know who you are, what your strengths are, where your gaps are, and what specifically you have to offer to your clients. If you have some necessary gaps that must be filled, fill them. However, don’t try to be all things to everybody. You are good at what you are good at. There are probably others who are good at what you are not good at. Focus your time, energy, and resources connecting with clients who share your values in terms of the goods and services you offer. Yes, there are times when you need to step out and stretch your capabilities to advance and grow your company. If you are ramping up to a higher level with personnel and infrastructure, go for it. But don’t waste your time chasing after a customer segment that you are not positioned to serve with excellence. Focus on delivering excellence on a level that your ideal customer expects. Chances are, there are a lot of companies and people who would like to buy from a person like you.

AED Access – Launched

admin — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 01:12:45 +0000

National Organization Launches a their new website.

The Whole Enchilada

admin — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 00:53:05 +0000

Marketing is made up of more than strategies, plans, advertising, promotions, events, websites. Marketing involves the entire customer experience from first exposure on through the sale and to followup activities (and hopefully to repeat sales). From the moment your customer is first exposed to your company, she is influenced by every sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch of your company. Every person in your organization is involved in the marketing message your client receives…whether good or bad. Most companies fall far short of delivering an exciting, seamless customer experience. Give them the whole enchilada, and your company will be different from everybody else. Your goal is to surpass every one of your client’s expectations by providing a congruent, flawless marketing experience for your customer. Think about this. What do your surroundings say about your business? How does the building look and smell? Is there clutter everywhere? How clean is the kitchen? Is your coffee good, quality-tasting coffee, or the cheapest stuff you could find? How is your customer greeted? What music do they hear on hold? Does your website image match your company’s capabilities and reinforce the image you are trying to convey? Does your customer feel welcomed and appreciated by the chef, welder, stock person, mechanic, draftsman, carpenter, floor supervisor, accountant and everyone else involved in all of the behind-the-scenes functions that make things happen? If not, they should. Does your customer feel welcomed, appreciated, and celebrated by the greeter, delivery driver, warranty service technician? Marketing encompasses every single aspect of your business. So, brew a pot of fresh, hot coffee and put a thank you note in with your invoices.