Keeping It Simple!

   
   
At Premier Studios we like to make it easy for anyone to browse your business web site.  So those people who are using Internet Explorer or Netscape can view your web site and see everything on your pages.  We strive to use only things that both browsers can see, not something cute that only half of the people visiting your site see.

Have you ever visited a site and when your browser froze up went somewhere else?  What of the people who haven't upgraded their browsers yet?  You do want them to view your site too, don't you?  The formula for success is K.I.S.S. -- Keep It Simple, Stupid.

Have you ever been on a web site and couldn't find your way home?  Or ever asked yourself "How do I get back to where I was on this site?"  The answer is quite simple -- Use good menus on your web site to let people know where they can go to view something of interest to them.  And make it easy for them to go somewhere else on your site from where they are by keeping the menus visible where ever they go.  Using sub-menus is a great way of dividing a large section into smaller ones without bogging persons viewing your web site with too much information in one area to absorb.

Have you ever scrolled down page after page of information and just said to yourself " I've had enough of this."???  Did you leave the web site you were viewing?  Did you find the information that you were looking for?  Sub-menus are the key to finding the information which you are looking for faster without having to sift through tons of other information.  (K.I.S.S.)...

A Business Web Site!

Have you ever wondered why companies buy advertising on roadside billboards and just place their web site address on it --

Think of how much information about your company that can be placed on a billboard or even a brochure to let people know what you do and what you have to offer.    Why do you buy business cards, stationary, ads, signs, hire advertising firms, etc.???  Why is television one of the best mediums for advertising and the most expensive?

The answer is quite simple -- you need to let people or other companies know that you are in business to be able to sell your products and/or services to them.  With television you can give a lot of information (pictures, text, sounds, etc.) to many people to view at one time.  Everyone has a television set in their home.  They watch t.v.!!!

Did you know that over 65% of the U.S. and Canada have access to a computer.  Over 30 thousand new people are entering the internet per month.  It is said that computers will be as common as phones are now within a few more years ... Does this mean anything to you? You bet it does.  The world wide web offers anyone on a computer the opportunity to view your web site from anywhere in the world.

Does it let many people know what you do as a business?  If you submit your web site to the major search engines and directories so people can find your web site by using keywords to search for what they are looking for, it can.  Can you get more information (graphics, pictures, text, sounds) on a web site than you can on a billboard or brochure?  You bet!

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