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Company Profile - John Nicholson Web Design - Atlanta, Georgia
John Nicholson Web Design was established in the fall of 1996,
after several years in the fine art profession. Seeing the Internet for the
first time gave John the realization of how easy it would be to promote a
business - just build a good-looking, professional web site and then market
the website correctly! Having a varied background of
Business
Establishment, Business Management, and Marketing and Promotion affords
him with a unique
advantage of being able to give his clients an Internet presence with a level that is above
other simple web designers.
"Right now, your potential customers are on-line searching for products and services offered by your company. And...today's consumer is "web savvy", so they are looking for certain, necessary information before they make their buying decision. In today's Internet community, most people can find exactly what they're looking for on the Internet. The question is, are they finding you? More importantly, are they buying from you? Your company needs to be positioned in front of them correctly in order for you to capture the sale. If not, your dollars may wasted with a cheap, ineffective website." "Controlling the flow of your visitors throughout the pages of information is one of the critical keys we use to hold the attention of both your prospects and your active customers. Take a look at our Projects page and visit some of the web sites we've designed. We think you'll agree -- our sites are easy to navigate and visually attractive." "Don't delay... Contact us today to find out more about marketing your organization on the Internet!" - John Nicholson, Owner Profile | Projects |
Internet Marketing | Web
Design & Special Effects John Nicholson Web Design © 1996-2009 John Nicholson Web Design - Atlanta, GA |
Profile
The
art business gave John experience in several areas. He marketed (to both
individuals and businesses) Limited Edition Art Prints and
Original Paintings, as well as Custom Picture Framing for the art. The
personally-owned business
was promoted on both a local
and a national scale which expanded to a client list of over 5,000 and a
staff of a dozen people.