Does your website look like this?
Can your users easily find what they are looking for?
Do your users have to download special applications to view your website?
Do you have outdated flashing buttons or banners?
Is your site consistent in it's design throughout the entire site?
Are you able to be found in search engines?
Do you know who is looking at your site or how many times they look at it?
When you click on a link from your home page, are you able to get back to the home page without hitting back or re-entering your sites URL?
Has it been years since you've changed the content and/or design?
If you have answered yes to any of those questions, and hopefully it's not been a yes to all of them, it is time to update your website/online presence. Your website is a representation of the business that you run. If your website screams, "I'm outdated and I am not concerned with my appearance or the ease of usability", that probably doesn't tell your customers that you are ready to provide them with the best solution or product possible.
Take some time now to look at your website. If you think it needs update, or maybe you are even too embarrassed to tell clients that you have a website, drop me a line. Squish Designs wants to help. Don't be left behind in the times because you don't know who to ask.
www.squishdesigns.com
Email Nicki: nlaycoax@squishdesigns.com
317.627.8860
Saturday, August 16, 2008
You Don't Wear The Same Style From 10 Years Ago-So Why Does Your Website?
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Mooresville Community Day
Mooresville Community Day
When: Saturday, July 12, 2008 1:00-5:00 p.m.(youth participating in the Lemonade Stand Competition arrive at 12 Noon)
Where: Uptown Mooresville-Citizen's Bank Main Office Lot
Who is invited: Everyone!
Please join us!
School aged children: Get your friends and family together, form a team of 5 or 6 people with a maximum age of 18 years old to compete in our Lemonade Stand Competition! Build your own stand before the day of the event and bring it in or use the materials that we will have present to build your own before the competition starts. You will be given one hour to build the stand as well as make your lemonade if you opt to do so on the day of the event.
Beginning at 1:00 p.m.: Lemonade Stand competitors will be “open for business”. Lemonade “business owners” will sell lemonade to customers that are attending the Community Day. Prizes will be given based on the levels of creativity expressed, amount of profits, as well as team work displayed.
Profits raised will be donated to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Morgan County. The Lemonade Stand Competition is designed to teach the youth about business ownership and entrepreneurship while raising community awareness.
Local non-profits are welcome to set up a table at the event at no cost! Come out and recruit new volunteers and members!
Local businesses are welcome as well! There is a $25 fee for for-profit businesses.
Food vendors are encouraged to set up booths to provide refreshments and gain exposure. There is no fee for food vendors to attend.
For more information, please check out our website: www.morgancountycommunity.com.
Lemonade Stand teams and all others wanting to participate in any way, please submit an email to morgancountycommunity@gmail.com or click the RSVP link on the website no later than June 20, 2008.
Thank you for your support!
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