Posts Tagged ‘website design’
Small Business Spotlight of the Week: DormStormer
Amanda | March 25th, 2011There are those who think and those who do. Current University of Southern California students Adam Gausepohl and Bryant Laitipaya definitely fall into the latter category. As college room mates and fraternity brothers, they both knew they wanted to eventually start a business, but like many entrepreneurs, struggled to find an idea they were both [...]
Startup and Small Business Marketing: Website Optimization Mistakes
Ross | October 19th, 2010Conversion rate math is simple: by doubling your conversion rate, you double the effectiveness of every future marketing dollar. But while the math is simple, conversion optimization is not. There are many optimization pitfalls that can easily cripple startup/small business growth (if you’re interested in how crowdSPRING optimizes, I recommend you read Increasing Conversions Using [...]
Small Business Marketing: Web Design Best Practices and Tips
Ross | July 28th, 2010We’ve recently discussed several useful topics for small businesses and startups, including naming your company, how to make you taglines stand out from the crowd., and tips for buyers looking for logo design. Today, we’ll cover web design marketing best practices and tips for small business. Most businesses, from one person start-ups to small and [...]
Listening. Listening some more. Acting on what we hear.
Mike | January 8th, 2009Last May, I wrote here that crowdSPRING values creativity. crowdSPRING values creative people. We spend a great deal of time thinking about information and how it relates to our users and our larger community. Like other businesses, we look at data – activity in the projects, our revenues, feedback, etc. – but we also engage our [...]
12 Questions: Meet Kai (Australia)
Ross | August 18th, 2008In our 12 Questions blog series, we feature interviews with someone from the crowdSPRING community. For these interviews, we pick people who add value to our community – in the blog, in the forums, in the projects. Plainly – activities that make crowdSPRING a better community. Be professional, treat others with respect, help us build something [...]
