Bay Area Web Designer Enhances Organization’s Websites
KO Websites, Inc., is pleased to announce it is the chosen vendor for website management services to Bay.org, Northern California’s largest watershed conservation group based in San Francisco.
KO Websites, Inc., is pleased to announce it is the chosen vendor for website management services to Bay.org, Northern California’s largest watershed conservation group based in San Francisco.
CASTRO VALLEY, CA (PRWEB) SEPTEMBER 24, 2015
“Companies with high standards choose a company with high quality web design.
Branding is important in any industry, and having a well-developed, mobile-friendly website that’s easy to read and maneuver is a big part of brand strategy.”– Ken O’Donnell, President & Founder of KO Websites
CASTRO VALLEY, CA (PRWEB) AUGUST 06, 2015
Award-winning website design and digital marketing agency, KO Websites, Inc. (https://ko-websites.com), is announcing a new local listing and listing monitoring service that can save small companies hundreds of man-hours per year. This new service, called ‘KO Local’ is yet another marketing weapon bundled in their very popular ‘All n1 Power Plan.’ The ‘All n1 Power Plan’ is a full service online digital marketing package for small and medium size companies, who don’t have inhouse SEO, social media and online content experts. The new ‘KO Local’ listing service can also be purchased separately by micro companies, where the KO All n1 Plan may be more realistic for their needs.
Avoid these website mistakes!
With the importance of social media and the increasing use of mobile devices, businesses are heavily investing in website design improvements to keep up with their competition. Make sure you avoid these common mistakes:
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA (PRWEB) OCTOBER 29, 2014
To further expand A&B Produce’s reach, owner Tim Robertson contacted Ken O’Donnell, owner of KO Websites in Castro Valley, to build the company a new WordPress website.
With the importance of social media and the increasing use of mobile devices, businesses are heavily investing in website improvements to keep up with their competition. Make sure you avoid these common mistakes:
POINT REYES, CA (PRWEB) SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
Tomales Bay Sailing, a chartered catamaran sailing tour service, has launched a new HTML5 website. The sailing company, which is the brainchild of the young Captain Brett Miller, offers year-round sightseeing tours of the scenic Tomales Bay. Miller grew up in western Marin County where he learned to sail with his family nearly twenty years ago. “I finally decided to make a career out of doing something that I love and knew I needed a professional website to get started,” said Miller. That’s when he contacted the web design team at KO Websites to do the job.
SPARKS, NV (PRWEB) JULY 31, 2014
Weather-Tech Fasteners, a company that sells ultra low profile fasteners for metal roofs and siding, has launched a new WordPress website. Founder, David Curtis, knew he needed a better looking and performing website to support his large inventory of fastener and screws, so he turned to the design team at KO Websites in Castro Valley to build a new WordPress site. The new website is responsive, making it viewable on any mobile device or monitor size, and has an extensive shopping cart and even a contractors club for discounts. “This is possibly the prettiest construction manufacturing and contractors website we’ve ever built” says Ken O’Donnell, owner of KO Websites. “
CASTRO VALLEY, CA (PRWEB) MAY 25, 2014
May has been a busy month for KO Websites! The Bay Area website design company just launched four new HTML5 websites for three San Francisco, Bay Area businesses and one for a company in Atlanta, GA. KO Websites expects to launch two more websites before the end of the month, which would tie a company record.
The Holidays are upon us and that means holiday shopping is underway. With Black Friday doorbuster deals, consumers are looking for the best possible prices on hot-ticket items for the whole family. This year, more consumers are using their mobile devices to help find and purchase those items, without even stepping foot in the physical store. Continue reading