Michael Reynolds
Internet Marketing Speaker and President/CEO of SpinWeb
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How design affects credibility on the web
In: Design| Marketing| Technology
4 Nov 2009I hate ugly websites. I realize that I have a particular bias as a result of what I do so I’m sure that is to be expected. In fact, people often have fun with me by sending me links to ugly websites just to see how much I cringe.
All fun aside, however, how often do [...]
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- Tags: Design, indiana, indianapolis, Marketing, spinweb, usability, website
How an insurance agency generates business using Facebook
In: Marketing| Technology
25 Oct 2009I always enjoy hearing stories of small business owners using social media to generate leads and connect with new clients. As much as I encourage people to give social media a chance, it’s the real-world case studies that speak the loudest.
Jim DeWitt is an owner at DeWitt Insurance Group and is a member of my [...]
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- Tags: bni, facebook, indiana, indianapolis, Marketing
Your customers want simplicity, not features
In: Design| Lifestyle| Marketing| Productivity| Technology
19 Oct 2009I was extremely amused by a story I saw today about the new Droid smart phone offered by Verizon. I always get mildly amused when I see the next “iPhone killer” but this one in particular got my attention because of the direct head-to-head challenge to the iPhone as seen in this teaser commercial.
Is the [...]
The importance of high-quality photography on the web
In: Design| Marketing| Technology
6 Oct 2009The quality of your photos can make or break a website design.
The right photos make a huge difference in the overall impression and effectiveness of your website. I’ve seen many otherwise decent websites that are ruined by poor photo choices or low-quality photos.
Do not skimp on photography. The best case scenario is to have custom [...]
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- Tags: Design, Marketing, website
How was everything?
27 Sep 2009“How was everything?”
How often do we hear that? It’s a question often asked as we check out of a hotel, finish dinner at a restaurant, or shop at a store. What answer do you typically give when asked?
If you’re like most people (including myself), you answer with a simple “fine”.
Recently I checked out of a [...]
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- Tags: service
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