The cards are designed for cancer patients or survivors. They feature original photos and inspirational or humorous sayings to lift the spirits of the recipients.

The new website will feature a shopping cart, allowing customers to purchase and view cards from the site.

We’ll update this post when the new site launches.

Salon Maria Katelyn in Atlantic City Launches New Website

Salon Maria Katelyn, in Atlantic City, has a new website, designed by South Jersey Websites.

The website recently launched for the popular hair salon.

Salon Maria Katelyn is located in Atlantic City’s Hilton Hotel. The salon prides itself on providing  the highest quality of service in a friendly warm environment.

Click here to see Salon Maria Katelyn’s new website.

More and more businesses are promoting their products and services on these social networking sites. It’s also a good idea to have a blog on your own website, in addition to the Twitter and Facebook posts.

All of this blogging can help a website become more popular with the search engines. A website that is constantly changing and adding new information will rank higher in Google and other search engines. Also, having links back to your site, as you would in Twitter and Facebook, help with search engine ranking.

South Jersey Websites can offer you your own blog for your website. It’s easy to use and update, and will help spread the word about your business.

Contact us about getting your own website and blog.

Square One provides these services:

Square One is actually a little outside of the South Jersey area. They’re located in Aston, Pa.

The new website is also hosted and maintained by South Jersey Websites.

Visit:  http://squareoneinspect.com

The site features news and information about the local South Jersey fashion and music scene.

The site is also a social network, allowing fans to create their own profiles, blogs, and even their own website, complete with choice of design. And it’s all free.

Visit Runway Ink, http://www.runwayink.com.

It was the Aloha Hula Show performing on the field, celebrating Shane Victorino Day. The Phillies’ Flyin’ Hawaiian gets a home island tribute every year.

I wasn’t expecting to see a client on TV. I didn’t even know it was “Flyin’ Hawaiian” day at the Phillies. But Carol DeLeonardo and the group performed dances and even the National Anthem before the game.

Check out their site and even some photos, including one with the Phillie Phanatic. http://www.alohahulashow.com

Salon owner, Maria Walters said she was attracted to the design of another salon’s website, Michael Anthony, (mastudiosalon.com). She said she liked the job that South Jersey Websites did on that site, so she decided to have SJW design her site.

An initial design has been created and approved for the salon site. Site launch is expected shortly.

The South Jersey area disc jockey company needed a new, fresh design for it’s site. The newly designed website features photos of the company’s DJ’s, as well as video demos.

The site also features a photo gallery. The company staff will be able to upload photos taken at events to showcase them.

Check it out:  http://www.classicsoundentertainment.com.

The website is planned as a complete re-design of the disc jockey company’s existing site. The new site will feature a more attractive, easy to navigate style, as well as a photo gallery.

The photo gallery will alow the client to post photos of weddings and other parties where they perform. After the event, the party goers will be able to visit the site to view, download and print the photos.

Classic Sound Entertainment has been performing at South Jersey area parties for over 15 years.

The site launch is set for late June or early July.

You expect a business to have a telephone. Well, these days, a business is expected to have a web site as well—it’s a credibility issue. And although it’s a complicated subject, once launched, what could be easier than using the internet to spread your marketing message, educate your prospects, and convert prospects to clients?

In the early days of the web, businesses thought they could just put up a site and expect the phone to ring. A successful web site today is a tool that integrates and connects all of your marketing efforts. It’s where your prospects begin the process of knowing, liking and trusting you and your business.

A properly constructed web site will:

Build awareness – it’s where many prospects start their search for what you’re offering.

Shorten the Selling Cycle – prospects get to know you, your business and your product before they even meet with you.

Provide Access to Information – prospects in the market for your product or service can find out what they need to know any time they choose.

Become a Referral Tool—people recommending your business can simply refer the prospect to your web site as an easy starting point.

Forget about a home page with some lame “welcome” message—get right to the facts of the matter with a compelling headline about how you solve your prospects’ biggest problem or frustration. Keep the copy short and to-the-point and include pages on:

Your Difference – why dealing with you is a better experience than with your competitors.

How You Work – some information up front will help your customer to know what to expect if a transaction takes place.

Your Story – this humanizes your business—customers like to know how the business got started and how it has evolved.

Your Ideal Client – sure, go ahead and describe the kind of customer who really benefits by doing business with you. That way, prospects will know where they fit with what you’re
offering.

Your Products/Services – of course this is all-important. Give brief, but accurate descriptions and pricing—show pictures where applicable.

Case Studies – these help prospects visualize what the product or service might do for them and they are proof of your success with others.

Client List – if applicable, list your satisfied clients. This is also a good place to work in some client testimonials—further verification of the worth of your product.

Every page should have your contact information: name, telephone, fax, email and your address—why hide it until
 the end?

Now there is much more to a web site than we’ve covered here—design, navigation, linking strategy, blogs, and
 search engine optimization to name but a few things.

But for now, start thinking about your new or revised web site, because if you’re not harnessing the internet, you’d better prepare to become obsolete.

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