Anchorage Alaska Web Design Blog

What's the state of your website? Has it been years? Chances are if you are thinking about a new website your current site is already dated. Find out the primary Alaska web design mistakes are. 

Tourism garners close to 2 billion dollars in yearly revenue for Alaska. That’s huge. Any business owner’s first priority is getting a piece of the pie so to speak. Which leaves only two problems. Getting exposure to tourists while they are planning, and attracting them before the competition does.

Usually people think of something like traditional advertising when they think about increasing their business traffi. Internet marketing is a relatively new method of attracting customers that is designed for the 21st century. It is also the future of Alaskan business strategy. So here are the basics of Alaska Internet Marketing is.

AdWords have become extremely popular, and many businesses pour money into it. Some businesses hit it big and get significant returns. Most end up with a negative return on investment. SEO is a significantly better investment, with almost garaunteed returns. Go for Google's search engine, not their AdWords.

Tourism garners close to 2 billion dollars in yearly revenue for Alaska. That’s huge. Any business owner’s first priority is getting a piece of the pie so to speak. To get in on this huge revenue stream, you need SEO. 

How important are first impressions to you? If you're like most people, they are extremely important. Your website is your first impression to most potential customers. Here's what you need to know. 

Great social media with poor web design is like having a nice car with a run down house. Social media is no substitute for your website. Both need to be exemplary. 

Does your business have a blog? Probably not. But a blog is - right now - probably the best thing you can do for your company. 

The 5 primal things people look for out of a website. Do you have them?

People live or come to Alaska with a purpose. Alaskans tend be flexible, are heavily invested in the local community, and for the most part maintain a do-it-yourself type attitude. Yet 3x as many tourists come here are residents every year. Because of that Alaskan marketing is anything but traditional.