You and your company have something to say and something to do - otherwise, you wouldn't be in business. A client's first impression of your company comes from the images that make up your corporate identity. What do these images say about you and your business? Do you stand out from the crowd or are you lost in a sea of competitors?
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It's true what they say: You don't get a second chance to make a first impression. No where is this more relevant than on the Internet. If potential customers don't like what they see, they are gone in a click. Your website should enhance your brand and help you stand out in a crowd.
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At Digital Assembly Line we specialize in increasing sales and brand awareness via the web and through traditional marketing methods. The services we suggest to a client will depend entirely on that client's unique needs and goals. Since no two companies are the same, there's no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of how to increase sales or brand awareness or how to turn a website into a valuable business asset.
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What is Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and why do you need it? SEO is simply a form of internet marketing that seeks to promote websites by increasing their visibility in search engine result pages (SERPs). If you want to increase your brand exposure, drive traffic to your website, and lower your customer-acquisition costs, SEO belongs in your marketing mix.
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New Site and Applications Lift Profits
From the onset, infusing intuitive functionality and simplicity in their site's design were top priorities for client Maryland Appliance Builders Wholesale. The client requested the existing logo mimic the look and feel of the website, with a clean...
Learn more >>Digital Assembly Line merges with HomeandGrounds.com
June-2009: Digital Assembly Line has merged with Home and Grounds, Washington DC-based, all-inclusive consumer web portal and marketing company that focuses on the home improvement industry. Home and Grounds.com helps consumers from across the country locate home service providers and markets the homeowner vendor services.
"We were well aware that some traditional forms of advertising, such as print ads in the Yellow Pages, were becoming a thing of the past, but we needed guidance on how best to restructure our advertising and marketing efforts, while at the same time taking maximum advantage of the latest marketing technologies. On both counts, Digital Assembly Line came through for us."
-- Jeff Hottel,