Sell More: Put Your WebSite to Work

The Internet is maturing and the rules for a successful website have changed. Website design focusing primarily on making people Ooh! & Ah! has taken a backseat. Designing a web site that works, is functional, usable and accessible is the new cool.

Today's world wide web is known as The People's Internet. Let your website visitors control their browsing experience and they will reward you. And, unless you're running a MySpace or YouTube type web site your visitors are:

If your website convinces them you can solve that problem, fill that need or want or deliver the information they seek, you are well on your way to having a new customer.

You Know Your WebSite is Working If…

icon 3 keysIs your website really working for your business or is it just a pretty face? If it is working it is achieving these three goals: 1. Attract; 2. Retain; 3. Convert… »Learn how to identify whether or not your website is working…»

What Makes A Web Site Work?

gears workingYour Web Site Works if it delivers the information your visitors seek without making them Think, Work or Wait. »Do your website visitors have to Think, Work or wait?…»

Put the Search Engines to Work for You

search engine namesMurrieta & Temecula businesses you too can enjoy quality search engine rankings. Big city companies don't own that game. One key is to consider search engines throughout the web design process. »Learn how your website works harder when the search engines work for your website…»

Increase WebSite Traffic: Link for Dollars

links and dollars Remember Bowling for Dollars? Well, here's a new game that is a sure winner for your website: Linking for Dollars. Links, on other websites pointing to your website, can drive traffic to your website in two ways. »more»

 

"I couldn’t be happier…"

"What web designer would promise to have your website up and accessible in 48 short hours? And deliver the goods!! Walt Schaefer did that for me and I couldn’t be happier. I created the outline of what I wanted, wrote the text, and emailed it to him. He was quick to interview me with questions, make suggestions, and go to work.

"Two days later, I left for a conference where I would be exchanging business cards that sent prospective followers and clients to my brand new website SayItWithHumor.com. I don’t know where you can get that kind of service except at Walt’s WebWorx."

—Karen Robertson