Colorado Web Solutions

UPS Enhancements – Yahoo! Small Business Merchants

Posted on February 24th, 2009 by Matt Sampson - Colorado Web Solutions

PRESS RELEASE

ATLANTA, Feb. 24, 2009 – UPS (NYSE:UPS) today announced new enhancements to the e-commerce solutions used by Yahoo! Small Business merchants to make international shipping and item returns easier for their customers.The online enhancements now available include:

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The ‘Attention to Details’ Curse

Posted on February 24th, 2009 by Matt Sampson - Colorado Web Solutions

We often hear in our lives that it is the attention to details that make or break our experiences, and for the most part, I do believe that is true, but, I would like to talk today about the dark side of the attention to details… unnecessary delays.

We have built a lot of websites in our 12 year history and there are a few things that have remained consistent over the years that we see repeatedly manifested in different clients and companies. There is a fine line between being attentive to the details and delaying (and potentially shipwrecking) your website.

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Practicing What We Preach – Our New Site Design

Posted on February 17th, 2009 by Matt Sampson - Colorado Web Solutions

FOLLOW UP – March 24, 2009: Since this article was posted back in February, I wanted to give you another update on the traffic we’ve seen since the re-design. Page Views continue to rise and stats like Average time on the Site and Pages per visits are up a staggering 60%. Additionally the bounce rate continues to have dropped an average of 24%.

This past Friday, Colorado Web Solutions quietly unveiled our newest and most technologically advanced site design to date. Our clients will immediately notice a difference with our open and clean new look. Researching our services and features has never been easier and our site is completely up to date and revamped.

Take a look over at http://www.coloradowebsolutions.com

That is not the point of this article though…

We are constantly encouraging our clients and future clients to freshen up their sites, do a re-design and reap the results. In extremely difficult economic times it is often hard to justify such expenses. Even our new site was an astronomical financial undertaking with time and money and our staff. I felt though, that if I am going to encourage our clients to upgrade that we should do the same. And we did.

Now, here is the interesting part. In just one weekend alone we’re seeing staggering changes in our traffic patterns. Here are a few of the most interesting tidbits:

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