Member Blog Posts in "Website Design and Development"

How to get people to ENGAGE with your company Online.

posted on January 12, 2012

Ever at had a Bad First Date?  Or get that excited, nervous feeling when you REALLY want it to work out?  With websites, your first impression may be all you get.  Here’s a guide to knowing you’re making the right first impression. Read more »

Author: Benjamin Roberts

Looking for PHP programmer with MVC experience

posted on June 7, 2011

SiteGoals is growing! We're an established web development agency in downtown Austin. We are looking for a junior or mid-level PHP developer with MVC experience to join our team. Experience with MVC frameworks (especially CodeIgniter or Zend), object oriented programming, relational database design, or testing (especially unit testing) is desired. Required skill set: - PHP - MySQL - HTML/CSS basics Desired skill set: - CodeIgniter, Zend - JavaScript, jQuery - SVN, GiT - Apache  Read more »

Author: Angela Sparks

Announcing...A Fresh Look

posted on May 11, 2011

I’m very excited to announce our business logo (my headshot was  Read more »

Author: Keith German

Traditional Pbx vs. Hosted Virtual Pbx

posted on September 30, 2010

Typically, most companies small or big use a phones system called Pbx or "Private Branch Exchange" which must be purchased, located and managed at your office.  The expense of a standard system (Pbx) for an small office is typically two to ten thousand dollars given the extent of the features and number of lines needed. (why? Read more »

Author: Chris Bombela

What kind of web site is right for me?

posted on February 26, 2010

 It is a given in today's world that most industries can benefit from some type of web site. That doesn't mean that the same web site solution will work the same for each business, quite the opposite really. Sometimes, it is easy for the non-technical to get enamored with features that are unnecessary or perhaps hurtful to the end goal.Recently, I had a client come to me who was expanding their business. They had purchased a Flash template from an online vendor and now wanted to modify and SEM (search engine marketing) for the new web domain. Great! That we can do. Read more »

Author: Scott Hammer

Giving a Web site more Web 2.0 features

posted on January 18, 2010

If you're thinking about making your static company Web site a little more interactive and interesting, you might enjoy some of these suggestions.... Read more »

Author: Sheila Scarborough

What Is The Most Effective Marketing Tool To Use During A Recession? (Hint You Are Using It Right Now)

posted on January 13, 2010

With tighter marketing budgets more and more small businesses are discovering they can save money and actually get better results by moving their budget into online marketing.Specifically search engine marketing. Whether it be by getting your site ranked organically or by way of a pay-per-click campaign. Study after study have shown search engine marketing to be the most effective form of advertising in terms of ROI compared to traditional marketing tactics. Read more »

Author: Charles Preston

Top 20 Responses from Programmers and Support Techs to Software Issues

posted on January 5, 2010

First things first…Happy New Year! I wish you ALL much prosperity in 2010. For my first blog post in 2010 I decided to lighten things up a bit. We software folks get so frustrated when things don’t work as they should. Read more »

Author: Keith German

In search of an IPhone Application Programmer (consultant)

posted on December 31, 2009

I have a very simple project that I would like to have made into an Iphone application.  All logos, buttons and marketing materials have already been developed.  This is strictly a code writing exercise.  Please send email of interest and the best time to call you to: Thomas@fedmedco.com  

Author: Thomas Chavez

It's Tax Season, Are Your Investments In Order?

posted on December 10, 2009

Around tax time, your attention is particularly focused on your finances and assets.  The current status of the economy can be unsettling and knowing how you can be prepared has become very important.  As you start working on your taxes, you’ll probably be reminded of some of the milestones that occurred during the previous year. Did you recently move?  Has your relationship status changed?  Did you have a baby?  Are you now taking care of your parents?  Did you get a raise at work or change jobs? If any of these milestones have occurred in the  Read more »

Author: S. Todd Harris