Matt Davis

Are you looking at your business’ current website and asking, “Is it time to redesign this thing?” Or have you fielded comments from your customers that have raised concern about your site’s effectiveness? Well, at Blue Fire Media, the premier Kalamazoo web design team, we can help!

Are you planning to request a website design in Kalamazoo? Have you fielded comments from customers about your current site being difficult to use? Did you recently open a new branch or location? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you owe it to yourself to meet with Blue Fire Media.

At Blue Fire Media, we’ve built websites for some of Kalamazoo’s most iconic businesses, including Airway Fun Center, Kalamazoo Metro Transit, Clock N Lock Escape Rooms, and the currently-in-progress Exchange Building.

When your old website’s got you down, there’s no better time to look into Kalamazoo web design from the area’s leading expert, Blue Fire Media. An old website doesn’t just poorly communicate your company’s values, it risks pushing away potential customers.

If you’ve been searching for a Kalamazoo web development team that understands the area, knows the ins and outs of online marketing, and is committed to designing effective strategies to promote your business, you’re in the right place.

As the premier Kalamazoo web designer, the team at Blue Fire Media has fielded a lot of questions lately about Google’s Local Services and Guaranteed platforms. What’s the difference between these platforms and the more traditional Ads (or AdWords) platform? What are the benefits?

If you’re looking to start a new business, you’re absolutely going to need a trusted, dependable, and proven Kalamazoo web design team. As the primary way that new customers reach your business, your company’s website is essential to its success.

AdWords can be a difficult platform to navigate, even for the most experienced Kalamazoo web design experts. With all of the recent changes made to the interface, the transition period has made it even more challenging. It seems like every time you get used to where certain options are, they change.

If you’re in business, you already know it’s a good idea to talk your customers so you can communicate with them on what’s going on with your business, what’s new in your product line and what services you have to offer.

Bad reviews and negative comments on social media can be extremely disheartening. With your entire life invested in your business, hearing about a poor experience can elicit a wide range of reactions.

In our previous post, we discussed the basic terminology used in Google Analytics. Now, we’re going to look at a Google eccentricity that many our clients have been puzzled by: the dreaded (not provided) field. In 2011, Google made the first in a series of changes to how it displays keywords.

You do need to earn honest online reviews. Does your business need to have online reviews to successfully attract customers? In today’s world, most likely, yes. For retail or service oriented businesses, absolutely.