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Website Design
We provide custom Web Site design. Whether you need a new Web Site or want to re-design an existing site, we will work closely with you and your team to identify your goals and design your perfect Web Site. Our objective is to provide a custom design with well developed content that will convert visitors into customers. For more details
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It’s all about “you” our customers. Understanding the process is key to first, a successful relationship and second, a well developed Web Site.
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Proposal and Contract
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Content is "King"
Design 1st Phase the "WoW
Design Final Approval
Pre/Post Submission review
Maintenance and Updates
Web Site Readiness Assessment
Web Strategy Consultation
Website Content
Up-dates and Management
Local Directory Listings
Search Engine Submission
Web Design-Let us take the stress out of having a website.
If having an Internet presence is so important, why don’t more businesses have a Web site? Most fail to have a Web site because of the lack of knowledge and time to develop and maintain the site. IDesign is dedicated to assisting small businesses with their individual Internet marketing needs. We take the stress out of developing a Web site: providing design, domain name registration, site maintenance and search optimization.We can handle your needs from beginning to end and in between .Contact us at 901-837-6199or e-mail.
Business “needs” Link
We have dedicated a full page to assisting established and new business with links that can assist them with a variety of business challenges. These links provide assistance for planning, development and addressing small business issues.
Why Have a Website?
According to a New York-based retail research firm NPD Group, about 97 percent of consumers with Web access use the Internet in deciding to make purchases. Of those consumers, 51 percent said they use the Web to decide on products, while sometimes making the purchase offline. Additionally, 84 percent of "occasional buyers" -- those who say they have made an online purchase only once in the past six months -- say they "shop" online but purchase offline. Researchers have found consumers who don't typically purchase online use a retailer’s Web sites to browse and decide what to buy.
Teens routinely visit e-commerce sites to gather product information, even though they couldn't complete online purchases, lacking credit cards clearance. As a result, more business owners are carefully considering the influence of online window shopping when developing ad campaigns. For example, teens spend almost as much time on Amazon.com as adults, even though few of those teens can make purchases on the site. Business owners are recognizing the value the Web has on influencing purchases that may take place offline. Integrating online and offline channels are imperative for retailers trying to reach their customers and expand their customer base.