Text describing products on E-commerce stores tend to make one massive mistake: they scream "buy me, buy me!" without connecting with the consumer.

Companies want to sell their merchandise, but customers don't want to feel pushed. As companies should never leave product descriptions blank, copy writing has never been as pertinent in our society as they are today. Online shopping means the customer doesn't hold the product in their hands or try the product on in the store - they rely completely on how it's described!

Every Image Management website client automatically receives access to their very own Google Analytics web analyzing service! Google Analytics is the most popular website tracking system available and it's an easy tool to track past web views and real time! Having a Google Analytics tracker on your website answers many questions that can be used to better enhance your page!

Image Management had the dear pleasure of hosting two high school interns from Prairie School for the last couple weeks. Jack and JC were SUCH a pleasure, and they took the time to share about their experiences! Thanks Jack and JC!

Uh oh, a bad online review?!

With how hard you work, we understand how heartbreaking a 1 or 2 star review can be. It happens to the BEST of companies, however, and there ARE ways to turn your negative reviews around quickly and efficiently.

important points to keep in mind when you receive a BAD review:

Don't ignore it and don't return fire. People want to hear from you, so immediately responding to a negative review will boost your reputability and credibility. Respond right away in a kind, politically correct manner!

There's something so nostalgic about Easter egg hunts. Little kids running around, looking under toys and behind the swings and at the roots of trees for the candy filled plastic ovals of joy... The fun of Easter egg hunts is how unexpected the hiding spots can be, right? To celebrate Easter, some of the Image Management team members have decided to provide unexpected facts about their lives, much like finding an egg on Easter Sunday! Enjoy, and Happy Easter from your website design friends at Image Management!

Any Joe Schmo can sell Google AdWords in his mom's basement. What Mr. Schmo can't offer, however, is a Google Partners status to back up his work. That's what sets Image Management apart: we are Google AdWords certified, a feat many people/companies cannot say. What are the requirements of becoming a Google AdWords Partner, you ask?

"Every man for himself," they say. While this phrase may be a bit harsh in everyday life, it rings true on Google. Google is essentially a million resumes; when someone needs a painter, they head straight to Google to check out the best, and most fitting, candidate!

How does your online resume match up to your competition? Is your website mobile friendly? Does it have a "wow" factor? And most importantly, are you on the top of the pile?

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, SOME GUY BOUGHT 10,000 HORSES THE DAY BEFORE HENRY FORD CREATED THE ASSEMBLY LINE. THAT GUY LOST.

In today's world, there are a million ways to get your business's name out there. A main marketing staple over the last couple decades has been the phone book; companies would spend their marketing budget on a full-page advertisement. And hey, it worked like a charm in 1999!

BUT THE TIMES ARE A-CHANGIN'.

Just like horses are no longer parading down the streets, phone books are 99.9999% extinct. No one uses them.

In order to establish a professional reputation in todays world, a state-of-the-art website design with a "wow" factor is imperative. An attractive and informative website will inevitably boost momentum and create an online buzz. They say an out-dated and bland website is almost worse than having no website at all!

Image Management can help. Having built over 1,000 websites throughout Milwaukee, Chicago, Racine, Kenosha, and nationwide, we encompass knowledge and vision in the website design world. Here's how our 5 step process works:

A challenge for marketing teams is choosing which channels of brand outreach to use. There's Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr, site blog, email, podcasts... where does one begin? Does every company need to use every platform?

Choosing which media outlets can be most successful (and relevant) for your company or organization is important.