Website Design News

We have just had the pleasure of working with Ottawa Innercity Ministries to re-design their website and create a whole new look to match their new branding and logo. OIM is an Ottawa charity dedicated to people around us who are experiencing homelessness. Their Web 2.0 site is designed to engage people of all ages in creating change in our society in the areas of poverty and homelessness.

We are pleased to announce the launch of a website landing page for HomeReady Home Staging, a home staging company in Ottawa that helps realtors and home owners get their home ready for sale. What is a landing page, you ask? It is also known as a "lead capture page", and in this case its purpose is a call to action: either to click to HomeReady's current website, click and join the social media links, or to pick up the phone and talk to Kathryn Wilson for more information. The page has been optimized for search engines, and is currently being analyzed by our online marketing experts so that it can climb in the search engines for certain key word phrases.

Check out our first website launch in the Ottawa area, Capital Chimney, a chimney sweeping, duct cleaning, masonry repair company. This company's website was first designed several years ago. It was given a fresh look and cleaner navigational structure. As a result, information is easier to find and takes less clicks for potential and existing customers.

Don't have time to update or maintain your website? It is important to keep your website fresh, not only so that people keep coming back to your site, but it also improves your listing in the search engines. We are now providing weekly maintenance services for another website in the Ottawa area, Capital City Biker's Church.

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