Small business owners are usually very passionate about their service, product and company. That’s part of the formula that goes into their dedication of long hours and hard earned success to satisfy their customers. That passion, combined with their experience, gives them a lot to talk about regarding their business. I often walk away from […]
Posted on May 30th, 2007 by Aaron
Filed under: print, marketing, content, small business | 1 Comment »
I have linked here to Bat-Girl.com before, a phenomenal baseball blog unlike any other that delivers "more sass, less stats" on the Minnesota Twins. Well Bat Girl has posted that due to her new adventure in motherhood she has to hang up the cleats and the keyboard. Instead of scaling back her posts, giving them […]
Posted on May 25th, 2007 by Aaron
Filed under: blogging | 1 Comment »
In working with small business owners I meet with many that completely undervalue what their website can do for them. This lack of value can stem from a number of things like personally not being “net friendly”, a current site that is poorly executed (thus delivers poorly), misconceptions from associates or even that they have […]
Posted on May 23rd, 2007 by Aaron
Filed under: web design, small business | 2 Comments »
The Web squad here at Prime is pumped to launch the new website for Sundance Golf & Bowl. Not only does it look amazing but the functionality that was built into the site is going to make the duties of the Sundance staff a whole lot easier. The site was built on the SMC (Site […]
Posted on May 22nd, 2007 by Jeff
Filed under: web design, prime clients | No Comments »
This week’s list are posts from right here on the Prime Blog. Below are some of the most visited posts since we launched the blog in February. Thanks to the aid of this blog we hit over 730 user sessions last Wednesday, a new all time high for traffic at PrimeAdvertising.com.Blog-a-tizers:What I Learned in Month […]
Posted on May 21st, 2007 by Aaron
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I like to pull a few pranks and have some fun at other peoples expense, most of those stories can’t be told on this blog. Sometimes the tables turn on you when you partake in these kinds of activities. While I was out meeting with a prospect, my team gathered all the garbages in our […]
Posted on May 18th, 2007 by Aaron
Filed under: office | 3 Comments »
