web design

Monday
December 20, 2010
11:00 AM
Anonymous,
 
 
 
 

New look JAG Creative website...

Like any good creative company our own work is the last to be done, but finally we are here and really excited about our new online offering. We have gone back to the heart of our business - the visual. We want to let our work speak for itself and the rest will follow.

Another thing we are embracing is the the demand for us to help educate our clients about everything creative that can effect their business - marketing, web and print...plus all those things that you just can't label.

So what's new?

Packaging - we have been busy developing some great packaging solutions for Ecolife, Med-X, Autohaus and Telemetry Research - View here

We have embraced the web more than ever this year and have worked with great clients to develop their online strategies including web design, development and SEO.

Got creative but no plan? - We have worked closely to not only develop creative solutions but a route to market, delivering several of our clients short and medium marketing strategies to help define audiences, new revenue streams and identify the tools required for success.

Social Media - yes we are playing the game you can follow us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn - so why not say hello!

So as you can see we have been busy and want to share it with the world - so if you are looking for a creative outcome of any kind we have the expertise and passion to deliver.

Tuesday
November 30, 2010
5:17 PM
Anonymous,
 
 
 
 

A fresh new website can breathe life into your online strategy

It can be easy to assume that your website is working for you, or take the usual stance that you know it is poor but don't get chance to do anything about it. A website is a shop window that crosses boarders and does not shut, so it would be hard to find any business that wouldn't benefit from a quality online prescence.

So, if you don't have a website you should, and to be honest it doesnt have to be expensive - you just have to identify what you regard the return on investment to be - online sales, phones enquiries, educating customers - or simple meeting the status quo of your competitors. Which is an interesting point - your competitors will give you the best indication of where you stand, if you are not comparable then you are going to get left behind.

Be careful though, the goal of any site should be to meet the goals set out and represent your 'real' world business and goals. Too often companies have a very disconnected view of the way the business communicates and what their website is doing for them.

So when you talk about marketing, advertising or branding - you have to consider what you are doing offline and how that effects and compliments what you are doing online.

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