Leave a Comment | This entry was posted on March 5th 2010
2010 looks set to be an exciting year for Visual Blaze. One reason is the addition of Ryan Johnston to the Visual Blaze team.
We are very pleased to welcome Ryan aboard. Ryan has technically been working with us since the latter part of 2009 but 2010 marks the official ‘outing’ of Ryan as a ‘Visual Blaze-er’.
Everyone at Visual Blaze is immensely excited to have someone of Ryan’s caliber as a member of our team.
Ryan joins us as a programmer and all around technology genius. His passion for all things tech, coupled with an unwavering focus on quality and innovation, makes him a perfect fit.
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Leave a Comment | This entry was posted on October 15th 2009
It’s just days away. The Masters of Business Online (MBO) Conference is an outstanding event for marketers, business owners and pretty much anyone with a pulse that has an interest in the Web.
This year’s event boasts 23 speakers, 18 sessions, and 3 tracks. That means you are SURE to find information of interest to you and your business.
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Leave a Comment | This entry was posted on July 7th 2009
Join me as part of a Talking Tech Series Webinar July 8, 2009 at noon along with fellow colleagues Robby Slaughter of Slaughter Development, Jeb Banner of Small Box and John Wechsler of FormSpring in talking about some of the latest technology trends and tips.
I will be talking and fielding questions about multimedia innovation and when/how to use different media elements in your Website. Utilizing effective multimedia in your website should add to the overall user experience. We’ll discuss some of the elements and directions to take when considering multimedia integration.
Register Online for the Free Webinar.
Leave a Comment | This entry was posted on April 24th 2009
We are excited to share with you our latest Visual Blaze website!
Why the change? Well, our first site (still online for you to visit) was intended to be a viral marketing piece. Something out of the ordinary to capture attention and have people say, “Woah, that is really cool and stand out from the crowd”. It was fun to build a site based around stop-gap animation.
As we have grown over the past couple of years, a common element exists between the sites we have been developing: fun, interactive AND optimized for search engines. Since we are building these sites for our clients why not build one for ourselves?
Just like our first version, though, we wanted to make certain to separate our look and feel from the crowded world of web development. A quick overview of the core components:
- Search engine friendly
- Interactive (check out the contact form!)
- Unique design
- Scalable
- Social Media Integration (follow us on Twitter)
If you, too, find yourself in a highly competitive industry that relies heavily on Internet marketing, this Indianapolis web development firm can help you stand out and be recognized.
