From these customers they gain through word of mouth marketing and so people knew of them. However, they never had a website where people could find out more information about them.

Inside The Box recently created a website for their catering services at http://bananacafe.com.my and implemented our proven SEO (Search Engine Optimization) strategies that we’ve regularly been using on our own sites.

Within just a short while, the site was being indexed by Google. Which in it’s own right may or may not be useful. For example, if Google has only indexed your site for the ‘About Us’ page and ‘Contact Us’ page, but not for all your pages, it may not help that much.

Within the first 2 months you can see the types of keywords that the Banana Cafe site was taking in from Google:

With such targeted visitors, we know that the website is generating more leads for them than they had before.

And the SEO strategies used were extremely simple, by basing the Web Design on a Wordpress platform, using the All In One SEO plugin so that the page titles are rewritten from the default title.

Also, you have to keep in mind what people are looking for which your business can provide.

In this case, we knew through talking to the owners that they could offer table decorations and canopy designs. We made sure to mention this in both the subheading and the body content on their ‘services’ page – http://bananacafe.com.my/services/

As you can see, this was also picked up by Google:

Although not many at first, there are other keywords that you could target, such as ‘floral arrangements’ (in the case of Banana Cafe) and even ‘Halal Catering’.

If you’d like to know more about our SEO capabilities and how to implement in your site, contact us online.

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The reason being that a restaurant already has it’s own styling, photos (from their menu) and a brand direction that has already been established.

Although restaurants may opt for a full-flash based website, our suggestion would be to keep the site useable on all web browsers at all locations.

A lot of web traffic comes from employees at their offices and if they’re looking for a restaurant they typically go to a restaurant directory from where they will be directed to the restaurant’s website.

Remember: Javascript and Flash (used to run Facebook and similar sites) may not work in the office. So if your entire web page is flash based, albeit nicer looking, may not even load on their web browser.

Which would be pointless.

Restaurant owners, contact us for a fast and affordable solution for your restaurant’s web site.

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But what can get designers to make mistakes is although they’re designing a website for a resolution of 1024 x 768, the computer screen that they are using is probably 1240 x 1028, on a 21 inch monitor or a wide screen laptop.

This can lead to mistakes when it comes to sizing the viewable webpage when they upload their design.

Designers can easily make the webpage too big to fit on a 1024 x 768 monitor, as this represents the total resolution (including web browser, taskbar etc.) and not the maximum viewable resolution.

If you’re using Dreamweaver however, you’re in luck… It has an option to view the maximum viewable area for different monitor sizes.

Make sure you are in ‘Design View’, unmaximized and click the drop down list as show above.

From the list, select the size of the resolution you are targeting. For convenience, I’ve listed down the common ones below:

1. 536 x 196 (640 x 480 resolution)
2. 760 x 420 (800 x 600 resolution)
3. 955 x 600 (1024 x 768 resolution)

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