Hannush Web Blog

Yes, I can hardly contain my excitement.  The hardest part about launching a new site is when you are in the last tune-up stages.  By then, the entire site is basically ready to go, but there are just some pesky house cleaning things to do.  We were feverishly updating today, hoping to get the site up by the weekend.

Oh, we still have some advancements to do to the site, but for now…it is complete enough to launch and is so much better than our last site.

It has actually only been six months since our last website overhaul, but that was really the precursor to this launch.  Back then, we concentrated more on search engine techniques and experimenting with some others.  Most of those techniques we adapted in this latest version.

Basically, on the new site we decided it was finally time to have a website that reflected our brand as well as our skills.  We wanted the site to feel clean, easy-to-navigate, concise, and we wanted each of our customer segments to have their very own view of how our services could assist their special needs.

In addition, we wanted the blog and our support desk to have more emphasis and feel like part of the entire experience.  We also decided that while Evolve Your Search.com is still an unintimidating way for other web developers and marketing companies to utilize our search engine tools, it was cheating our own audience not to share our Web 2.0 and SEO experience with them as part of our solutions as well.

We also added our new partnership program with Marketing Agencies to our dialogue.  I feel strongly that we can give smaller marketing firms a deeper portfolio of solutions by offering our services.  With the great advantage of our on-time delivery and our ability to be leveraged seamlessly and completely incognito, if the firm so desires.

We are still building our concepts and will be adding and trimming copy from the website over the next few months.  We will also return to giving our customers and followers frequent updates on the blogs and now through Twitter and Facebook.

We are looking forward to our quest to convert the masses to Web 2.0…and our website is the first step in showing some of what we can do.  Thanks for checking us out…and feel free to subscribe to our blog.  We’d love to have you along.

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