Block 15's biggest challenge was keeping their website regularly updated to reflect what's on tap and when live music will be featured. Our design reflected the restaurant & brewery's atmosphere and allowed its staff to make quick updates and blog posts.
InsideOut Garden Visions needed a way to tell customers about the products in the store and convey the store's unique atmosphere. We dramatically increased traffic and gave them tools to tell their story through email and a blog.
Valley Remodeling needed to showcase its quality workmanship on all its projects. We created an effective design that also highlights the company's work through an easy-to-view photo gallery.
Small vineyards may find it tough to stand out from the competition, but Emerson Vineyards' website emphasizes the story behind their wine with beautiful photos, information on each wine and integration with social media.
With clean design, beautiful images and good navigation, we helped the Inkwell Home Store increase traffic to their site.
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Look, we know that your website needs to be a virtual salesperson for your small business. It also needs to be easy – easy to put together, easy to update and easy for your customers to find.
But that’s easier said than done. Putting together an effective website takes time and energy – both of which are often in short supply for a small business owner. Here’s how Visual People can help:
With Visual People, you have a partner with more than 12 years of experience in design, writing and search for the web. We can also help with your other marketing materials – brochures, newsletters, postcards and more. Our focus is on working with companies in and around Corvallis, Albany, Salem, Eugene, Newport and the Oregon Coast. And we work remotely for clients around Oregon, including in the Portland area, and around the country.
Call us today for a free evaluation of your existing website or to discuss your project!
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“Five Questions,” an occasional feature on the Visual People blog, features Marcy Eastham this week. Eastham is taking on the interim president and CEO position at the Corvallis-Benton Chamber Coalition. She’s been on the job for less than two weeks, but has opinions on improving communication with Chamber members and coping with budget issues.
Press releases are an overlooked way to communicate better with your customers, inform media about news on your business and improve your search engine rankings. Here’s a seven-step process for writing and benefiting from press releases.
For most of your small business marketing, creating a unique image that shows your company, products and services is the best option. But there are times when you just need a quick image, such as to illustrate a blog post or create an illustration. Here are tips on choosing a stock photo to suit your needs.