Template Customization

Template customization services and benefits – We provide customization to meet your needs!!

Posted on 30. Jan, 2009 by Dave.

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If you a want the shortest route to a professional website, the best option for you is template customization. Our template customization services provide you with templates that look great with their images, unbranded graphics and placeholder texts. We can customize any template for you irrespective of the fact that you may have bought it from other websites. We provide a gamut of website template customization that fit your needs as perfectly as a key fits into a lock.

We offer our extended services to our clients and that too at a basal rate of $380. You just need to choose a template from a large array of template customization portfolio and then give us a detail of some general information. This information will generally be your preferred color scheme, any particular style, added text or some other sample website. As a part of website template customization, we will add your logo, change the text, graphics and links, will also add a contact form making sure that it works, and integrate the customer’s content through all the five pages.

We are here to give you a prestigious edge over all your competitors at a much lower price than the other web design studios. We can customize any template for you in a manner that they fit the needs and goals of your business. Our excellent service is also based on the fact that we use the website template from the leading providers in the industry. Together with our exceptional services, we also offer tremendous benefits to our clients that create our demand and make us irresistible to all our customers.

We offer everything from website templates to flash templates and also a few ready-made website designs that can be used as a high quality alternative to your outdate website. The website and flash templates that we provide are completely customizable and can be immediately downloaded simply at a click of a button. Our professional web designers guarantee the best quality work that has been created and has been thoroughly tested a number of times before being put into use.

Apart from template customization, we also provide web designing, web programming, flash designing and other hosting services. Though the primary focus is on website template customization, we can also go for maintenance services and site updates. Our main aim is to provide you with a standard complaint website in the shortest span of time. As a part of the template customization services, we offer to show you a number of sample website templates that will give you an idea of the creative solutions that we provide at this online service.

We also offer you support in the form of ticket systems and instant reply e-mails. We remain in constant touch with you till the end of the project to take your inputs and approvals at all stages of work. Though as a part of legality, we require 50% of the amount deposited on all the work orders that are beyond $1000. Any order below this amount requires a complete deposit of amount, at the completion of the agreement.

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5 FREE Webtools To Give Your twitter A Custom Look

Posted on 08. Jan, 2009 by Dave.

I been spending lots of time talking about template customization and user optimization mostly on the topic of content creation, having good quality content, and the importance of keeping that content fresh and on point. So I just want to back off for just a minute and focus a little bit on the fun stuff, the actual web design aspect of it.

What I want to share with you this time is 5 free webdesign tools that I use on my template customization projects, and other custom template projects, in fact sometimes I actually refer clients to try these free tools to help them decide on a color pallet for their template customization.

http://www.colorjack.com/ This is a sweet color picking tool to help you choose your color scheme. Choosing the right colors for your website is never easy, sometimes you find just the right template but you may not really like all the colors there, well with colorjack all you do is try some different color matches with the color picker tools, each color sample is clearly labeled with its 6-digit hex code (useful for newbies) and RGB, HSV, and CMYK values.

Also it lets you create and download your own swatch color pallet, then just send us that file as your template customization color pallet.

http://www.stripegenerator.com/ This is my favorite, if you want an easy way to make a really cool striped background for your template then this is it. Its so amazing and so simple to use, they even give you the code to ad the background to the HTML. Again, if you have a template and you need custom background this tool is perfect for tiled backgrounds on the fly. I also just use it for my twitter.

http://www.tartanmaker.com/ Very similar to the stripe patter maker is this tartan maker, another neat little webtool grate for making very cool tartan patterns and you can even import it into Flash. For all you Scottish wankers and fancy diners!

http://www.tabsgenerator.com/ This next one is a tab generator great for making round corner tab and very easy to integrate with the template customization.

Making tabs has never been easier, you get to choose the height, width, color and roundness of the tab and even the border thickness, then just refresh the preview area and you’re ready to download the free tab. Truly template customization has never been easier than with the aid of these tools!

http://www.mycoolbutton.com Mycoolbutton is a tool that lets you create well, really cool buttons, its almost like magic, specially if you’ve ever try to do template customization yourself, or if you’ve ever tried making your own button in photoshot, I’m sure you’ll realy appreciate this one.

It lets you chose the look you want, lets you select the font type and even lets you choose from a huge list of icon for your button. This is all free of course, very professional, very nice, very handy tool.

How about you, have you found anything this cool you’d like to share with us, or maybe comment bellow on some usages you’ve had for these tools right here, or what you think of these tools? – Don’t be shy, come on!

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The Essential Quintessential Misguided Newbies Guide To Web 2.0

Posted on 05. Jan, 2009 by Dave.

For a limited time only I am offering my new eBook, “The Essential Quintessential Misguided Newbies Guide To Web 2.0 – Over 5,000 Words Of Practically Good Advice You Can Use” as a convenient PDF download (my gift to you) for just ONE SINGLE DOLLAR!

This is an excellent guide for anyone who is seriously considering starting, or is now in the middle of starting his own Internet business. These are 10 articles from last years post… over 5,000 words to get your Internet business started.

It has everything from the basic components that make up Web 2.0 to online marketing to search engine optimization to tools and services to design principles to best practices:

Everything from a brief history of Web 2.0 to launching your first Internet business – Here’s the rundown

• What’s this about Web 2.0 anyway?
• Top 5 Design Principles Behind Web 2.0
• How to Analyze, Optimize, Publicize, Monetize and Troubleshotize the Ideal Web 2.0 Site in a Nutshell.
• Is Your Site Search Engine and Users Friendly? (Or does it still suck?)
• How Can Interactivity Increase Conversions & Make You Money?
• Essential Web 2.0 Skills
• PageRank in a Nutshell
• I Know Nothing About Flash (And So Can You!)
• Custom Web Design or Template Customization Which is Better?

This is a genuine opportunity for anyone who wants a quick, friendly way to dig deeper into this hugely powerful medium.

This crazy-low $1 fee wont last long, so don’t miss your opportunity to download this informative guide now, and do what hundreds of other Internet business entreprenurs have already done… take full advantage of the social media era -

My guide does not assume you are familiar with scripting or programming, in fact what you are about to learn by reading this eBook does not require any previous Internet background whatsoever.

These are all very easy and inexpensive techniques anyone can use to launch their own Intern business right away, and I want to share them with you.

Time is limited so are you ready!

Are you ready to take full advantage of the social media era?

I guarantee you will be fully satisfied with your one dollar eBook or your money will be fully refunded.No Questions Asked!

And remember that previously we have launched a 25 percent discount on all our template customization, plus a FREE template, so schedule a consultation now, chat with a template customization specialist to get your free template plus the extra 25% discount ($100 savings).

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How To Write A Good Creative Brief (Part 2 of 2)

Posted on 05. Jan, 2009 by Dave.

In the previous article (Template Customization And The Art Of User Optimization) I was talking about user optimization and template customization and the art of writing good pages, and how a lot of people spend more time on SEO (search engine optimization) than building good pages, and that by focusing primarily on the writing you will be able attract more visitors and turn them into customers.

Also good pages is what Google and other major players in this industry want, so by going after that, you’ll really be working towards two similar goals, user optimization and SEO, in other words, the way to reach search engine users is by giving user exactly what their interested in, having relevant information should never be an afterthought, and that’s what user optimization is all about.

What brought this up in the first place, was a series of discussions I’d posted earlier (download my eBook The Essential Quintessential Misguided Newbies Guide To Web 2.0 for details), talking about the main characteristics of the Web 2.0 era, and how the most central of these were, that you had to have lots of content, the content had to be clear, relevant and authoritative, and that you should always maintain that content fresh and up to date.

Soon, the emails stated pouring in, user basically telling me, thanks, yeah that’s really good advice, but I don’t have time to write, even if, I ain’t all that creative, for me writing is such a chore really, I’d prefer a colonoscopy. Can someone write my content for me?

So it occurred to me, whereas all the pieces of the jigsaw for a web 2.0 website were there, there was still the issue of writing, which presented that major obstacle for everyone else, all of the elements and pieces were there, but no real way explaining how to get that content up, nor anyone to write it.

From now on, however, your template customization will also includes a copywriter who can write original content for your Web site. And you will still be able to make any changes to the text as you see fit. And make revisions to your original template customization with up to three rounds of changes at any time during the course of the project.

Nevertheless, as regards to writing the content, that doesn’t mean you are off the hook, not totally anyway, you’ll still need to write brief. Its no good ploughing into a brief that involves a niche area without understanding your target audience, so it is really up to you to provide the copywriter with as much information as possible, in fact, the better the brief, the better the quality of our writing.

And remember that previously we have launched a 25 percent discount on all our template customization, plus a FREE template, so schedule a consultation now, chat with a template customization specialist to get your free template plus the extra 25% discount ($100 savings).

Ok, so how to you write a good creative brief? Writing a brief doesn’t require a college degree or any real writing experience. Generally speaking good grammar and spelling is nice, but more specifically, why don’t we let copywriter, author and speaker Nick Usborne tell us about the top five most essential areas in a good creative brief.

How to write a good creative brief

Most copywriters are not in the position of having to write creative briefs. But we do depend on those who do.

In fact, the creative brief we are given can have a significant impact on the quality of our writing.

Here are the five areas I think should be addressed in a good creative brief.

1. Description of task

This needs to be a complete description of the writing task involved.

2. Background on product/company

The copywriter will usually NOT be as “up-to-speed” as the account management group. It is easy to assume the writer has in-depth knowledge that he or she does not have.

So it’s important that the writer is given “too much” background information on the client and the product or service being written about.

3. Audience description

The fastest way to undermine the ability of a copywriter to do a good job is to deprive him or her of a crystal clear image of the target audience.

The writer needs to feel an intimate understanding of what the audience wants, needs and desires. That understanding needs to be of a depth that it allows the writer to picture clearly and accurately an individual within the target group.

The writer should be able to close her eyes, see the person, picture his home and yard, know how he likes to spend his free time and understand what most excites and scares him in life.

4. Principal purpose of the communication

Again, this is extremely important. Many a well-written piece of advertising has failed to deliver, simply because the writer was never given a clear view of what that “deliverable” really was.

What is the principal purpose of this email, web page, newsletter?

The more precisely this question can be answered, the better the copywriter will be able to write a clear, sharp communication that stays on purpose from the first word to the last.

5. Timeline

Great copy cannot be written in an hour. The assimilation of background information, a growing understanding of the audience at the individual level and the process of writing itself is a creative process when done well. It takes time.

The first draft is never the best draft. Nor the second. As a result, copywriters need to be given sufficient warning of an upcoming job and be provided with enough time to do the job well.

Concluding thoughts…

At the risk of being labeled an old fogy, I would say that the heydays of great brief-writers are long past. Or maybe it’s simply that online account groups haven’t had the same training as can be found in traditional, offline advertising agencies.

Regardless, the best possible copywriting and content writing is possible only with the support of the best possible creative briefs.

About the author
This article was kindly provided to Bytestart by Nick Usborne. Nick is a copywriter, author and speaker. You can access all his newsletter articles on writing for the web at ExcessVoice.com. You can also find articles and resources on how to make money as a freelance writer here.

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