You’re Not Finished after the Launch… Growing & Maintaining Your Website

September 3, 2013
9:00 am
Anya Smilanick

While the launch (or birth) of your site is something to celebrate, the job isn’t over yet! The site you launched is just the beginning–think of it as the “toddler phase,” it’s going but you’ll still need to put in your due effort to keep it on track in the right direction. Your website is an important part of your marketing strategy and your company strategy; you need to continue to provide it with the support and tools it needs to become and remain a valuable part of the team & your business’ success.

You can build out your website and increase traffic by:

Starting a Blog
Linking Your Social Networks
Commenting on Other Websites
Writing Articles
Starting Forums
Announcements & Calendars
Adding Video
And many more…

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