Celebrating 22 Years of Community
CEO Ed Schipul shares a message as Tendenci celebrates twenty two years of serving the Community.
CEO Ed Schipul shares a message as Tendenci celebrates twenty two years of serving the Community.
Joy, Happiness & Health to You and Your Loved Ones To Our Open Source Family, As the holiday season is upon us, we find ourselves reflecting on the past year and those who have supported us and the entire Tendenci community. With your help, we continue to work toward our shared goal – Connect the world’s people and do some good. For many of us, it’s been a tough year with all the changes happening across the globe – natural disasters, wildfires, shootings, political issues, personal issues, and hardest of all, the loss of our loved ones. All lead us to the greatest lesson—love. It is the action of love that makes our world a better place. It is why we are sending you our most loving holiday wishes as you embark on your journey into 2019. So Happy …
Be consistent with your branding as it is the key to company recognition. You have a position in the marketplace and your web site should reinforce your position. Branding and your positioning statement Your web site must deliver your brand’s positioning statement, starting with your headline, the most important element on your site. Your logo and your tagline should “be the brand”. The web site images, copy and graphics must support your position.“Positioning should be expressed through a short simple statement. It should not be confused with a slogan, though if the positioning and the slogan can be the same, wonderful.” – Drayton BirdSpecifically, the following elements of your web site need to be consistent with your brand’s position. Brand logo Brand name Key messaging Positioning statement Tagline Body copy Graphics – the look and feel Colors Proportions Motion Fonts Your …
Your web site visitors want to know what you can do for them. This trumps everything else. If you appear to satisfy their needs, only then will they continue to research your “about us” links or have the slightest desire to see a picture of your facilities.Web sites, even those that have been developed by a professional agency, frequently make the mistake of featuring company information more prominently than company offerings. My experience has been this is catastrophic to your response rates.Please do not misunderstand; your site visitor does want to know that you are an established company with a strong position in the market. But their first question is “does your service or product meet my needs now?” My recommendation is you answer this marketing question with a big YES. Feature your “Hero” prominently on the site If you …
This article by Katrina Kokoska was published in the Fall 2012 edition of Public Relations Tactics. It is posted here with permission. August 31, 2012 Every four years, athletes and fans from their home countries focus attention, training and resources on the Olympic Games. And as the Olympics move nearer to the opening ceremonies, the art and science of athletic performance advance.
Our ability to interact with an audience today is primarily limited by two major factors: time and holding the attention of the individuals consuming and sharing information. As we approach the 10th anniversary of Friendster’s launch and the dawn of social media, it is clear that time and interest are powerful gatekeepers.
Schipul - The Web Marketing Company CEO Ed Schipul is featured in the current edition of CIO Today in the article, "What's Best for Web Analytics: Client-Side, Server-Side or Hosted?" Written by Jennifer LeClaire, the article explores beyond the fancy charts and deep insights that set some analytics programs apart from others and found that there are three distinct differences among them -- based on where the software resides -- that every enterprise should consider.
Web sites respond differently from other advertising media for two primary reasons. First, web users are incredibly impatient. Secondly, they are incredibly smart. The more we treat people on the web like they are impatient and smart, the higher the conversion rate from visitor to phone call or contact forms. So how exactly does a web site treat visitors as impatient and smart? By giving them what they want, on their terms, immediately and with humility.
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