Did you know
A study by Inquira shows that 74.5% of consumers use company websites to obtain information about products and services.
Website Tips
Mind Expressions believes that good design can and should happen at all levels of business. We are interested in helping your business to succeed because if your not successful, we are not successful. We want your business to have the edge against its competition. Because of this belief we have put together some FREE web site design tips to help you achieve that goal.
Please check back to learn more about how the design, style, and colors of your web site can help get a message across to your target market.
Small Business Website
Submitted by dezahn on Thu, 01/17/2008 - 15:23.With every passing year, small and medium-sized businesses that don’t have a Web site are losing their competitive edge. Here are a few general advantages to business owners who need a web site:
Current Content
Submitted by dezahn on Mon, 09/24/2007 - 19:28.Some ideas to optimize your site's success.
Here's one indispensable hint:
Keep your content current!
Local Product Searches
Submitted by dezahn on Fri, 03/02/2007 - 22:47.Consumers make over 1.7 billion searches each month looking for local products and services. Without a Web presence, your business is invisible to all those potential customers.
The annual number of local online searches is expected to exceed 20 billion. With over 70% of consumers researching the product online before they buy can your business afford not to be a part of the Internet?
Website Traffic
Submitted by dezahn on Fri, 03/02/2007 - 22:46.Getting links to your Web site is critical. Links from quality sites direct quality prospects to your business.
Website Useability
Submitted by dezahn on Fri, 03/02/2007 - 22:44.Webreview’s survey of Internet usage reports that within 10 seconds, Web surfers have decided whether or not they will continue viewing a particular site. Even if they choose to look through the site, most users will only spend approximately 55 seconds on any one page. What this means is that most Internet users don’t actually read Web pages -- they scan them for information.