The volunteer support group for the Bonita Springs Public Library in southwest Florida, the Friends of Bonita Springs Public Library, launched their first web site in May, 2010. The site provides information on events, including their popular book sales, author luncheons and programs, as well as providing a convenient online donation feature, and information about the non-profit.
Beyond “Green” marketing efforts and manufacturers, it’s good to remember that small businesses are often environmentally friendly by nature – without even trying.
Self-employed professionals and at-home businesses not only remove themselves from the daily commute, they reduce the need for separate utility connections, bills, air conditioning and more by utilizing buildings that would otherwise sit idle. This kind of multi-tasking is the ultimate in the Reduce “R” of the recycling triangle.
So if green measures are important when you are shopping for services, consider the benefits of micro-businesses that reduce their impact on the environment by avoiding the intense overhead larger companies require. In addition, lower overhead usually means these businesses can offer more affordable services.
Fort Myers clinical psychologist Dr. Sharon Tobler launched her web site in April, 2010. Designed to not only describe her services, but project her personality, the site is simple and direct. The site is online now at www.SharonToblerPhD.com.
The island-based provider of airport transportation between RSW and dockside connections to North Captiva, Useppa Island and other offshore locales has redesigned their web site.
Major goals of the redesign included search engine visibility; an updated tropical look, and a page for mobile users.
Now northern visitors booking their travel arrangements can see the vehicles, prepare their grocery pick-up, and even book their reservation online. Papyrus Document & Design, LLC is proud to have been involved in this project.
E-mail is not always the most efficient medium for business communication, but it’s not going away. So here are some real-world tips for improving communication with your clients, vendors, donors, and colleagues. This is not the “be sure to check your spelling” list of dos and don’ts. If you don’t already do that stuff, you’re not going to do these things either. These are user-based tips for improving response, accuracy and usability.Continue Reading Better Business E-mail with Clients & Vendors