South Jersey Websites recently launched a new website for MP Murphy Industrial Contractors. MP Murphy – Industrial Contractors, LLC., is located in Paulsboro, NJ. They provide services such as: comprehensive industrial and maintenance services specializing in the civil and labor sectors. This is the first website created for MP Murphy. Visit the site at: http://mpmurphycontractors.com
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Featured Client: Lots of Love Farm
March 26, 2011 – 4:49 pm
Our featured client is Lots of Love Farm. Lots of Love Farm is located in Williamstown, Gloucester County, and is home to horse back riding and lessons. The website features a home page slide show, many photos, and information about their services. They provide: horse back riding lessons, boarding, trail rides, and horses for sale. [...]
Effective Web Design Secrets
October 21, 2010 – 9:25 am
Author: aamnasmith Website design and development is important but more important is designing a website that is effective in terms of generating enquires. This requires a basic understanding of the basic of web design and development. Almost every good web designer understands three essential points while designing a web site, and that is good site [...]
Organizational Growth Website Launches
October 11, 2010 – 8:55 am
South Jersey Websites recently launched a new website for Organizational Growth. Organizational Growth is headed by Anita Foeman, Ph.D. and Nate Terrell, LCSW. They provide training and information on topics such as communications, diversity, working with people, eliminating stress, and more. They provide the services to many local schools and organizations, as well as businesses. [...]
How To Use Social Networking To Grow Your Online Business
August 25, 2010 – 9:58 am
Author: Bruce Carlson Social networking is coming of age. And people are using it for everything from getting a job…to finding long lost classmates and friends…to sharing about the newest high-tech toys…to finding a mate. But if you’re running an online business, you probably want to use it for something more — something more closely [...]