“As a small, local business it’s very important for us to work with like-minded local businesses. We pride ourselves on the family-like atmosphere of our stores and seek out business partners who understand and believe in “service” the way we do. The best part about working with Cyberspyder was the genuine enthusiasm and interest they […]
Cyberspyder transferred my website from another provider seamlessly and with no problems whatsoever. They are now hosting my website and completely revamped it for faster loading on the front end. VERY happy with their work and I would highly recommend them. – Kevin Hickey
Did your mom ever say to you, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”? Mom we love you, but unfortunately, we can’t help not to judge a book by its cover when we’re talking about websites. I’m certainly not insinuating that a company is not a great company that doesn’t have a good website, but to potential customers it does establish a preconceived notion before ever speaking to the business. How many times have you not done business with a company because their website left a lot to be desired? For me, it’s too many to count. The simple reason is that the website didn’t give me the information I needed when I wanted it and someone else’s did. As a matter of fact, just this week I was looking for caterers for an event I’m hosting out of state. I found several via Google and looked over all of them. After speaking to all of the caterers, I found that I had a bit of a bias toward the one that had the better website and that’s who I ultimately ended up choosing.
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The employees at CyberSpyder have done a great job for us. Not only do they take verbatim what you say but also add some creative ideas to make a website that is fun and easy to navigate. Any changes, additions or tweaks have been easy and pain free for us. Within hours the changes are made. Thank you so […]
Do you think branding is something just for big corporations? Think again. Whether you’re a small business, an individual selling your wares on Etsy or a large business setting yourself apart with a brand is probably one of the single best business decisions one can make. How can a small business accomplish this on a small business budget? The question you really should be asking yourself is, “How can I not afford to brand myself?” This is the first in a series about creating your brand. This installment focuses on your logo, colors and signage.
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