Entrepreneurs and small business owners are notorious do-it-yourselfers. Without the backing of major corporations, we need be able to create things and handle our own issues. However, there are some tasks to which we need to trust professionals.
Written by: Chad Treadway | January 2, 2017
Chad is our business development manager. He will help you survey your business needs, ensuring you are educated on your options before suggesting any solution. Chad also has several certifications through HubSpot to better assist you with your internet and inbound marketing.
We are reaching the end of 2016, and in the haze of that butter-baked goods coma it is a good time to set goals for your business in 2017. What are some things you want for your business in the upcoming year? More sales leads? More conversions from potential customer to paying customer? A stronger relationship with existing customers? A better handle on your business reputation and brand?
If the sugar crash has already hit and you’re looking for a pre-packaged set of resolutions wrapped up with a bow, keep reading.
Written by: Staff | December 21, 2016
City and town websites have very unique challenges. They must simultaneously serve a wide range of people with an even wider range of wants and needs. Unlike a retail or service business with a target audience, municipal government websites need to present information without overwhelming their citizens.
So what are signs of a great municipal government website?
Written by: Staff | November 3, 2016
So your church has a website, but it isn’t really getting rears in the pews. Or maybe you don’t have a site at all and know that you’re missing out on a critical outreach opportunity. Online outreach isn't something to be overlooked. It can be a great tool to serve your current members, encourage church seekers to explore further and help bring the Gospel to those who may not have heard it.
Written by: Adam Bennett | October 28, 2016
Adam is the president and founder of Cube Creative Design. Since starting the business in 2005, he has created individual relationships with clients in Western North Carolina. He places great value on the needs, expectations, and goals of the client.