Recently AgencyWeb was visited by two very special guests Tiffany(3rd grade) and Vicky(9th grade). On the “Take Your Kids to Work” day. Both guests were very excited to visit our agency and take an inside look at the processes and procedures of our Web Marketing Agency.

The goal: Create, design and implement a new business entity and marketing strategy.

Their first task was a morning meeting with our chief web marketing officer Mark Hughes and the creative staff here at AgencyWeb. During the meeting they discussed what their ideas were for their business was and came up with a creative concept and marketing strategy. Which included a new company name, logo and Pay-Per-Click campaign implementation.

Shortly thereafter the task of creating a new logo was brought into the graphic design department. As our guests watched the logo creation process they provided input on the new design.

Once the logo was completed, the next task was to meet with the Web Design department and create a website for their company. Their ideas and input on their company’s website design, layout, graphics and content was a great start for the web design team. With all this information gathered, our web design team went to work in creating a website for their new business Jewelry of Roses.

With the website design and programming completed. It was time to combine all the elements and take it to the web. With a domain and host setup our web design team quickly had their company online and ready for the next step, website marketing.

Our web marketing team fired up the Google analytics and Pay-Per-Click campaigns. Briefed them on the basics of a good website marketing campaign strategy and showed them their company’s Google ads online.

Putting it all together: With all the elements completed, AgencyWeb delivered a complete business package from idea to implementation, to finally web marketing. At the end of the day Tiffany and Vicky had a great appreciation for the opportunity to spend a day at
AgencyWeb and meet with the creative team that is the driving force behind it.