Posted on: April 6th, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: News & Press | No Comments
As you know our Office manager Erin at Opt-e-web has stage three cancer and I am putting together a fundraiser to help with her medical bills and treatment deductibles. Kevin at Northern Lights Theatre pub has kindly donated a movie night on April 24th at 6:30pm and will be showing “The Vow”. Kevin will be …
Posted on: April 2nd, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: IT and Tech | No Comments
Servicing your equipment will save you time and money
Surely you have had problems with computers at work, right? According to international estimates, workers spend about a half hour per day to resolve or request assistance concerning different computer problems, ranging from simple failures – a malfunctioning mouse – to more complex situations such as computer …
Posted on: March 28th, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: SEO and Marketing | No Comments
Showing up higher in search results (like when you go to Google and type in a phrase or keyword) usually means more traffic and more business. This is another reason why using WordPress as a content management system is a good idea. WordPress is especially well suited for boosting your site’s rank in search engines
At …
Posted on: March 26th, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: News & Press | No Comments
We are excited that Opt-e-Web has been nominated for “Best of the Mid-Valley 2012″, so if you have been happy with out products and services , we would appreciate your support. You can vote every day for “Best Web Design” and “Best Computer Support” through April 8th, 2012. The names of the winners and runners-up will …
Posted on: March 26th, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: News & Press | No Comments
Our wonderful office manager has Stage 3 Cancer. she is an amazing woman with a very positive out look on life, but she has a fight to win and as you all know a great expense in medical bills. I am asking for help to raise some money to help with this fight and with …
Posted on: February 24th, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: SEO and Marketing | No Comments
Web design has drastically changed in the last 10 years. One of the main developments of modern web design is the ability for a client, with no technical knowledge, to update their own website from anywhere at any time. A website built with a Content Management System (CMS) makes this easy for a client to …
Posted on: February 17th, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: SEO and Marketing | No Comments
Although traditional marketing is still important in today’s marketplace, more companies are moving away from traditional marketing and going towards Internet marketing. During the 1990’s Mass Communications dominated the market. Advertisers focused on delivering one message to a mass audience through various mediums like television, radio, and print. Now companies are shifting money from traditional …
Posted on: February 10th, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: SEO and Marketing | No Comments
After you’ve created a website, it is essential that you update your site’s content frequently. There are countless reasons why updating your website is significant – but the number one reason is to retain the public’s appeal in stopping by your website.
Websites can be used for many different reasons and the possibilities are endless. You …
Posted on: January 9th, 2012 by Aaron James Young | Category: Design, News & Press | 2 Comments
Happy Monday Morning! It’s time for a new week, so we’ve whipped up a Salem-themed desktop background to freshen up your computer. Featured are:
the State Capitol & water fountains
Mt. Jefferson
a Douglas Fir tree
a blossoming cherry branch
Thanks to our awesome hometown clients for making this city a great place to work and live!
We’ve made the background …
Posted on: January 4th, 2012 by Scott Mills | Category: News & Press | No Comments
To our clients, customers, and the Salem community,
Today we are announcing that our co-founder Brad Brunhaver is leaving the company to pursue other opportunities. We’re sad about losing Brad, but excited for him and his future endeavors. We will be continuing to work with Brad on collaborative projects, and we’re parting ways with mutual respect …