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Streamlined Site Surgery: Crouse Medical Practice Temp Site Launches
83% of consumers think it’s highly important that a business has a website, according to industry research. The more time without a website, the more missed opportunities to attract new clients or customers and better serve current patients. Knowing this, Crouse Medical Practice, PLLC, chose ACS Web Design & SEO to create a temporary website.…
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Attack of the Killer Fees: New SOS Site Prevents Regulation Sting
A new year means new laws. With 2015 comes financial penalties for medical practices and hospitals who fail to have a regulation-compliant patient portal. To avoid these penalties and to better serve current and potential patients, Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists (SOS) hired ACS Web Design & SEO for a SOS site redesign.…
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Service For Today: Ontario Insurance’s New Site Improves User- Friendliness
Often, people visit a business’s site to learn more about the organization and/or its services or products or to find contact information. Ontario Insurance’s old site had a dated design that limited usability in non desktop environments and created difficulties in quickly finding information. With the launch of the new Ontario Insurance website, ACS Web Design & SEO has improved upon the old site’s successes and remedied its shortcomings.…
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ACS Participates in Google Partners Webinar On YouTube Advertising
On March 25, ACS Web Design & SEO participated in a Google Partners-sponsored webinar about the effectiveness of YouTube advertising. The webinar included insights from industry experts Suzie Reider (Managing Director for Brand Solutions) and Mark McMaster (Global Product Lead for YouTube Advertising).…
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6 in 10 Seniors Go Online. Here's How to Reach the Rest
The internet has changed the world many of us once knew. It is rare to have a phonebook at your house, it is rare to go to a movie rental store, and it’s rare to mail your bills in. The internet has changed our human patterns to make things more convenient in our hectic lives. But, it has not changed everyone; today, 41% of seniors still do not use the internet. 41% of these seniors say they are not using the internet because of three main issues. The first being that they have physical cha…