ImageWorks Creative Blog

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Work From Home Tips from Imageworks Employees

Since Imageworks employees routinely work from home, we’re sharing their tips and habits that keep them productive, connected, and cabin-fever resistant.
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Writing Web Content for SEO? Keep These Simple Rules in Mind

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Our Women-Owned Businesses: Imageworks Celebrates International Women's Day

Imageworks Creative is highlighting some of our previous Women-Owned Business clients in celebration of International Women's Day.
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Spring Clean Your UX: 4 Game-Changing Tips!

The weather is the temperature of your customers throughout the year, and like the weather it is constantly changing. Buying habits, new technology, usability shifts - they all play a role in the online customer experience. The seasons are fiscal quarters, each with new challenges and new goals.
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Imageworks Insights is getting more INSIGHTFUL!

One of the amazing tools Imageworks offers our clients is our online portal and marketing platform: Imageworks Insights. We are always working to make Insights the greatest tool in our clients' arsenal, and we detail our latest feature in this week's blog post.
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A Look Back on 15 Years of YouTube

YouTube began with an idea between three coworkers at a dinner party. 15 years later, it is one of the most visited websites and a powerhouse of content. In this blog post, Imageworks Creative celebrates its anniversary and examines what we've learned about online video since YouTube's inception.
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Website Design Cost Guide: The Pros and Cons of Web Design Cost Options 

Asking what a website costs is like asking how much a car costs. You can probably find a rusty old pickup for $100, or you could drive the latest Lambo for a cool 7 figures. In both websites and cars, prices vary with need, type, function, size, design, and dozens of other features and factors. What’s most important to you? In this article, we'll provide insight and help demystify all the different options with pros and cons, applicable technologies, usability, platforms, and costs involved for a new website or website redesign. 
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Web Design Isn’t a Project, It’s a Process (+ New Service Announcement!)

“Website design as a one-off project, updated every few years is now a ‘dead’ process.

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Do You Use Pinterest to Market Your Business? You Should!

Social media engagement is an enormous factor in bringing traffic to your website. Beyond the standard Facebook and Twitter presence, it’s important to branch out and use other platforms to maximize the benefits.