by PddAdmin | Apr 5, 2010 | Client News
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.
by PddAdmin | Jan 17, 2010 | E-Commerce, Non-Profit, Tools You Can Use
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
by PddAdmin | Dec 1, 2009 | Announcements, E-Commerce, Non-Profit, Tools You Can Use
I am always interested to see how spam is viewed differently by my clients, based upon which side of the inbox they are on. Almost all my clients dislike spam and want me to install spam filters on their email accounts and website forms. On the other hand, when it comes to advertising their products and services, they have a difficult time viewing their broadcast e-mails as spam.
Continue Reading You’re not a spammer, are you?
by PddAdmin | Oct 9, 2009 | E-Commerce, Non-Profit, Tips
What would it mean for your business or non-profit to have a storefront in every city in the United States? A large capital investment? Not so. You can be open for business 24/7 in all 50 states for under $3,000. How? Online, of course.Continue Reading Open a 24/7 store ~ in all major cities in the United States ~ for $2,500
by PddAdmin | Sep 15, 2009 | Search Engine Friendliness, Usability, Web Site FAQs

Free can make you money
An older teacher told my husband that people put no value on services you give away for free, but if you charge even a nominal amount, it suddenly has value. He has a point, specifically in the services industry. Many people familiar with that concept are suspicious of internet services offered for free. “What’s the catch?” I am asked, when I recommend a free service for a client.Continue Reading Why free does not equal worthless online