If you’re looking for a sustainable HVAC solution, DAC Sales has what you need.
DAC Sales offers HVAC products and solutions to building owners, architects, mechanical engineers and contractors looking for creative, sustainable solutions.
DAC hired flyte to design and develop the site on WordPress so they can easily manage daily updates and develop an HVAC blog. We also developed an SEO strategy including keyword analysis, copywriting, blogging and link building.
If you need a sustainable HVAC solution be sure to give DAC Sales a holler. If you need help with your website or internet marketing, you know where to go.
People aren’t always rational when it comes to making decisions, especially buying decisions. Our emotions often drive us. Drumcircle helps companies understand these reasons, which they call Emotivations™, so their messaging is on target.
The blog–and the entire website–is powered by WordPress, so that Drumcircle can blog and update their own website through one easy-to-use admin panel. If you’ve been shying away from WordPress or another CMS because you were afraid the design would look canned, hopefully flyte’s Creative Director, Ryan Goan, has given you reason to reflect.
So, if you’re looking to get a better understanding of why people buy your product (or don’t), or how they feel about your brand (or why they don’t), be sure to head over to Drumcircle and start learning more about emotions and buying habits.
This week flyte launched a new website for the Cedars, designed by Braden Buehler of Narrative Design. The site is organized around the Cedars continuum of senior care:
I was privileged enough to get a tour of the facility one time while I was there and I can tell you that it’s just a beautiful place. (Side note: before I started flyte I was a sales rep for a company that sold to nursing homes, so I’ve probably been inside 100+ facilities in my life. This place rocks.)
Whatever the needs for you or a loved one are, The Cedars is the place to check out if you have ties to Maine. You should definitely set up a time for a tour.
Looking for a specialty market in Camden, Maine? Check out Megunticook Market.
Whether you live in Camden, Maine, (map) or you’re just one of the thousands of people who who love visiting Maine’s rocky coast in the Camden/Rockport area every year, you need to check out Megunticook Market.
I’ve known proprietor Lani Temple for a few years now, and she’s popped into our offices more than once with some treats. They’re always delicious and definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area. (And worth a drive if you’re not!)
Lani also often appears on 207, a popular evening news program, sharing recipes and tips with the hosts and viewers.
Megunticook Market also is on Facebook, so be sure to like them there.
Megunticook Market had launched their site a few years back, and were looking for a more updated look and more control over the content. We freshened up the design and rebuilt the site on WordPress, a popular content management system that’s perfect for most small businesses. Lani had a blog that had been built on TypePad. To make her life easier, we exported most of her old posts and repopulated them on the WordPress platform. Now she only has one login to manage both her blog and site.
If you want a great specialty market experience on the Maine coast, be sure to check out Megunticook Market in Camden, Maine. If you need a website that you can update and manage yourself, be sure to contact flyte today.
What is IT? OK, we started you off with an easy one: Information Technology.
What is AIT?AIT stands for Automatic Identification Technologies; with AIT workers can perform jobs better. Systems can assist with inventory, product shelf life, asset management and more.
What is RFID?RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification; RFID enabled facilities allow for increased asset visibility throughout the manufacturing process.
What is AIDC?AIDC stands for Automatic Identification and Data Capture; which apparently does everything AIT does plus it captures data.
See, you learn something new every day. At least if you read the flyte blog.
Evanhoe works with a wide variety of industries; government, healthcare, horticulture, logistics, manufacturing and retail. Chances are, if you have a supply chain, Evanhoe can help you better manage it.
Recently we started working with KieveWavus, a group that runs a number of camp programs in Maine. They run a Maine boys camp, Kieve (rhymes with beHAVE) and sister Maine girls camp, Wavus (I don’t know if it rhymes with anything, but it’s a short “a”).
Besides working with KW on their social media marketing, we developed a blog for them that would complement their current designs and branding. The blog is just getting started, but it will serve many purposes…everything from communications with parents, campers and alumni, as well as a way to reach out to veteran’s familes, and those affected by 9/11 to let them know there’s a safe place for them to come.
Both Kieve & Wavus have these amazing theme days…last year one of them was Avatar day, when the counselors dressed up in full Na’vi outfits and painted blue from head to toe. (I would have suggested that the following day would be Blue Man Group day, just to save time and blue paint.) They plan on keeping parents in the loop with some of the theme days throughout the summer months.
If you’re looking for a Maine camp for your son or daughter, be sure to check out KieveWavus.
Recently we launched a website for The Loeb Group, a professional development firm focused on helping corporate executives and agency professionals boost their communication and people skills.
On the corporate side, The Loeb Group offers corporate training, coaching and retreat facilitation. Their services are perfect if you’re stepping into a new position with greater visibility, or if you’re suddenly pushed into the spotlight as a company spokesperson, or if you find yourself managing a group of people for the first time.
The Loeb Group also works with PR, advertising and web marketing agencies. Beryl Loeb, the founder of The Loeb Group, has worked within or consulted to agencies for thirty years, so she really understands the inner workings of agencies, the crushing deadlines, the unrealistic client expectations, and the infusion of gen Y employees who “expect that their employers are going to help them hone their skills.”
The site and blog were built on WordPress, the popular blogging and content management system platform. Now the Loeb Group can add, edit and delete the content on the website as easily as updating a Word document.
If you or someone in your office needs some executive level training to improve communications and interpersonal skills, be sure to check out The Loeb Group today.
A client just asked me how to post a video into his WordPress blog. It’s a simple affair, once you know how to do it. And yes, you will have to look at the code, but just for a second.
Step 1: Grab the embed code. YouTube and other video sharing sites make it easy to grab the code that displays the video, often called the “embed code.” In the case of this client the video was from a segment on a local television show. Luckily, this show posted the video along with the embed code. You’ll want to copy that embed code to your clipboard.
Alert! After making this video I noticed YouTube has a new iframe embed code (pictured below). WordPress “cleaned up” that code. If this happens to you check the “Use old embed code” box on YouTube. More details below.
Step 2: Post the code into your WordPress blog post. First, determine where you’d like the video to be placed while looking at the Visual editor. If you’re not familiar with HTML code, you may want to create a placeholder by typing in something like “Video Goes Here” or “xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx”.
Then click on the “HTML” tab in the upper right hand corner so that you can view the HTML code.
Find your placeholder (if you made one) and copy and paste the embed code there. Switch back to the Visual tab and you should see a pale yellow box where your video will appear. If this doesn’t happen then try selecting the “Old Embed Code”.
That should do it! If you get the video going on your own blog, feel free to post a link below.
There’s a big difference between an affordable website for small businesses and a cheap one. Cheap websites are about not spending a lot of money; affordable websites are about getting a good return on your investment at a price you can afford.
If you’re looking for a cheap website just Google it. You’ll find plenty of options.
If you’re looking for an affordable website that you can use to build your business, take a look at our ProSites. They’re perfect for the startup as well as a growing business that wants to allocate more of their web budget to online marketing campaigns that include search engine optimization, email marketing, blogging and social media.
These pre-designed websites are build on WordPress so that you can handle all the updates yourself without any expensive software…all you’ll need is a web browser. They’re built rock solid and can grow with your business. Add a blog, add an email newsletter, integrate it with your social media marketing.
We’ve just introduced a new ProSite design called Panoramas that has five different color schemes. It can even be tailored to match your own brand’s colors.
If you’re ready to graduate from the website your brother-in-law/neighbor’s kid/niece build for you, and still have money left over for raise your online visibility, drive more qualified traffic to your site and turn that traffic into leads and sales, than the ProSites might be the perfect fit for you.
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