Last year, we updated the Charles E. Kubly Foundation website. The foundation “seeks to better the lives of those affected by depression by increasing public awareness of the disease and its devastating effects, eliminating the stigma associated with it, supporting suicide prevention programs and promoting improved access to quality mental health resources within communities,” and hosts the local Beyond the Blues event each year in the late Summer. They came to us with the following website: The most important update was to make the site responsive, but also to make…
READ MORECase Study: The Charles E. Kubly Foundation
October 10, 2017
Is Your Website Making a Bad First Impression?
September 7, 2017
Your website has the power to make or break the first impression your company makes on a prospective client or customer. “Window shopping” for goods and services no longer exists.
READ MORECase Study: Louie’s Last Regatta
August 29, 2017
Introduction: Louie’s Last Regatta is one of the nation’s largest fundraising regattas, with all proceeds benefitting Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin.
READ MORECreating Quality Content: Tell A Story
February 11, 2015
Using an exorbitant amount of superfluous verbiage invites your following to expedite their time gleaming over your content, rather than perpetuating the minutes they spend construing your content. Did you want to stop reading? I would be mad if you said no… That wasn’t even the most ridiculous sentence I could come up with, but it makes a point. Quality content isn’t reliant on flashy vocabulary; rather it can be detrimental to the growth of your following. Exciting vocabulary can help, dependent on your target audience, but it plays a…
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