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Why fix it if it isn't broken? Good question. There's always room for improve-ment and over time, things can change. Now, a redesign doesn't have to be a major thing. Of course, keeping your text updated is a must. Every year or so, however, changing the color scheme and even a complete format change, can be exciting. Your customers, especially the ones who frequently visit your site to buy products or retrieve useful information, will love you for it. |
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| “I appreciate all of your help putting our website together. You have always been available via email or phone to help walk me through the process of building our web-site and to answer any questions I had. I would recommend your services to anyone looking to build a website for their small business.” — John Gaffney, Facilities Director, Advantage Hood "I just looking through the website again, and had to write to you to thank you for doing such a great job! Everything flows so smoothly, and the navigation is so user-friendly. Even though we've only been up and running for less than a week, already I've received emails complimenting us on our beautiful website." — Elizabeth Hermon, Owner, The 9th House |
Another example of a redesign could be simply making your current website optimized for search engines. There are many components of a website that can help you obtain higher rankings on the major search engines out there such as Google and MSN. Does your site have meta tags and descriptions? Does it have a site map? How about page titles containing proper keywords? If it doesn't, a redesign should be your top priority! Contact LMBrown Web Design today to schedule a FREE consultation on your current website. And get ideas on how you can make your website work harder for you.
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