Web Content

Web-Site Marketing

According to Google, MSN, Ask, and other search engines, 75 percent of people looking for you, will give up if your web site is not listed on the first page the search engine displays.

RB is market savvy with the power of the internet and how SEO can drive more traffic to your site. RB took the justice web site from 300 hits per month to now averaging 28,000 hits.

KBDD

RB provided content for this site in addition to tracking the usage and rate of conversion.  RB designed on the web site, which includes a private section for staff and work crew to keep track of projects and deadlines. This streamlined the company's business operations in addition to eliminating scheduling problems. RB wrote the content.

Western Star

A custom log mansion that sat on the market for over two years. RB's assignment was to create a market plan to sell the home. That strategy included this web site to showcase the home, its community, and area economics. One month after RB implemented the plan, the home sold.

Real Estate Fraud Help

A newly formed organization in Sacramento County to provide guidance to victims of real estate fraud. RB is designing the web site and providing the content.

Legendary Construction, Inc.

RB did the complete market plan for this commercial builder, which included creating the logo, brochure, busness card, the web site, and writing the content.

Crime Stats and Information

An enormous database with some 1,000 pages about fraud and help for crime victims. The site averages some 28,000 hits per month. RB's strategy created an effective SEO.

Legendary Drywall

RB did the complete market plan with included creating the logo, brochure, busness card, the web site, and writing the content.

Center for Justice Research   

RB designed this site and provided the content.  CJR is a massive database of empirical data for lawmakers, law enforcement, and the judicial system. RB is the editor.

Classic Impala

RB to designed and wrote the content. RB also created a bulletin board for Impala enthusiasts to talk to each other while the organization marketed products and a place for people to swap or sell parts.