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Bigger isn’t always better. A website doesn’t have to be cumbersome, complex, or expensive. For many small organizations, a simple site — even a single page — is the right choice. Why have one at all? Share your services, hours, contact information, and any other key details with potential customers. Provide digital access for those who can’t (or don’t) find you on social media.

Regardless of the number of pages, effective sites have 3 components — clear messaging, strong organization, and good design — that are utilized together and in support of your brand.

Clear Messaging: Your message is more than what your organization does, it is also who you are trying to reach, how you want them to view your brand, and what actions you want them to take. And well-written content ensures your message is understood.

Strong Organization: Site organization is made up of 2 main components — information architecture (IA) and site navigation — and accounts for what content does where. Planning carefully for content placement ensures that your visitors can find what they are looking for and what you want them to see.

Good Design: The look/feel of the site supports the brand and engages visitors. While “good” is subjective, the design of your site needs to fit your brand; a given design might be good for one company and bad for another.

Want help deciding which social media platforms to focus on? Need a hand with planning your first (or latest) marketing campaign? Looking for help with written content, whether initial development, writing/editing, or layout? Need logos or other brand materials?

Whatever your communications challenge, we can help.

Interested in learning how to do it yourself? Need customized how-to guides?

Training sessions (and/or documentation) can include updating website content, utilizing social media, marketing, and more.

A variety of pricing options are available, depending on your project’s details. Reduced pricing considered on a case-by-case basis for longer-term contracts and mission-driven or nonprofit organizations.