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Campaign Web Design

August 21st, 2010
Campaign Web Design

Campaign Web Design

I created this Website for a School Board Campaign.

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Attorney Website

August 21st, 2010
Attorney Website Design

Attorney Website Design

This is a website I created for an attorney practicing in the Sacramento area.

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Criminal Defense Attorney Web Design

August 21st, 2010
Criminal Defense Attorney Web Design

Criminal Defense Attorney Web Design

I created this website for a law practice in the San Diego area to promote their criminal defense legal services.

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Pool Company Homepage Redesign

August 21st, 2010

I tweaked the design I created to promote the services of a swimming pool construction company to add room for news, features and special promotions.

Swimming Pool Construction Company Web Design

Swimming Pool Construction Company Web Design

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Attorney Blog Design

August 21st, 2010

This is a blog I created for a law office in the bay area. It’s a Wordpress blog with a customized theme.

Attorney Blog Design

Attorney Blog Design

Blogs to promote legal practices are getting more and more popular these days. The blog can contain timely analysis of current events relating to the legal practice’s focus, and highlight the attorneys’ expertise regarding the subject. The posts can also link back to the attorney’s main website, adding some SEO benefit.

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Swimming Pool Constrution Company – Website Redesign

April 19th, 2010

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Pool Construction Website Before

After 

Pool Construction Website Redesigned

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Pleasanton Custom Cabinetry Website

April 9th, 2010

Pleasanton Custom Cabinetry

Just completed this Website for a custom cabinet maker in Pleasanton. Check out their work. It’s pretty cool!

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Pleasanton DUI Attorney Website

April 8th, 2010

DUI Attorneys in Pleasanton

Website for DUI Attorneys serving Pleasanton

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eBook Preview: The 10 Things a Small Business Needs to Know About Search Engines

March 21st, 2010

Internet Search Engines are vitally important to modern businesses, particulary to small businesses with limted resources. They are also widely misunderstood, or just plain mysteries to many small business owners. The following is an excert from an eBook I am writing to help small business people understand search engines, so that they might better incorporate search engines into their overall business strategy.

1. What is a Search Engine?

 

Search engines are complex web applications that do the following:

1)      They crawl (visit) all available pages on the internet

2)      They “index” (store a snapshot) of every web page.

3)      They take the word or phrase (search term)  entered into their search box and process it through an algorithm (complex equation) to create a Search Engine Results Page (SERP). This is a list of links to websites found in the search engines index.

 

To gain traffic through the Internet it is important that a business’ website show up within the first ten results when the keywords that best describe their business are typed into a search engine.

 

Myth #1: “Gaining significant targeted traffic through your website is easy.” It is definitely not a matter of “build it and they will come.” Search engine exposure is “free” advertising and is extremely competitive.

 

2. What is Search Engine Optimization?

 

Search engine optimization usually refers to the activity of designing or tweaking a website so that it has the best chance at showing up high in SERPs for the selected keywords. It refers to manipulation of on-page factors – characteristics of the website itself.

 

Often SEO is used to refer to the entire process of gaining more search engine traffic for a website, however this usage is misleading. Even Wikipedia promotes this idea:

 

As an Internet marketing strategy, SEO considers how search engines work and what people search for. Optimizing a website primarily involves editing its content and HTML and associated coding to both increase its relevance to specific keywords and to remove barriers to the indexing activities of search engines.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization

 

Myth #2: Search engine optimization alone will only result in good ranking for non-competitive searches. Doing well in competitive searches primarily depends on off-page factors – factors not directly modifiable by the Webmaster.

What are off-page factors? Check back next week for the next installment!!!

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Web Site Redesign for Environmental Laboratory

March 21st, 2010

Environmental Laboratory Web Design

Website redesigned for a local environmental testing laboratory.

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