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Blogs have become an extremely cost-effective medium through which businesses are able to communicate with their customers, establish a unique brand, and gain rapid exposure and revenue.
If you are looking to create a website to advertise your products or services on and create a strong online relationship between yourself and your customers, having a blog designed is the way to go.
Say you have an established presence in your local community and do not heavily rely on the internet to interact with your customers. In this case, a basic website might be just the thing you need in order to convert online traffic into real world business.
Basic website designs usually consist of anywhere from 1 to 10 pages. They can include contact forms, newsletter signups, audio/video clips, business logos, shopping carts, and anything else that you can dream up.
Read more about the benefits of having a basic website designed for your business.
In addition to blog design and basic website design, I also do wiki installations, WordPress plugin installations, troubleshooting, and lots more.
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My name is Philip Arthur Moore and I am a freelance web designer who is currently located in Houston, Texas.
My interests on the web are standards compliant design (CSS/XHTML) and open source platforms.
May 8, 2008
Last month a Houston lawyer in desperate need of an online presence contacted me. Her timeline was tight, her budget - like many entrepreneurs' - was limited, and her knowledge of WordPress was nil. I did not want to throw away the opportunity to work with Melissa G. Martin, P.C. for a number of reasons, not least of which were the facts that she was referred to me by the University of Houston, took the time to completely fill me in on her project, and was so hands-off.
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