I (Chris Sorrell) do not feel as if I am in a competition with anyone for web design business. There are many people who are capable of doing a web site without any knowledge of web design. This is where Chris Sorrell does separate himself from the competition. A lot of people design very top notch looking web design, but they cannot be found in search engines. On the other hand you have web designers who know exactly how to design a website, but they're imagination really stinks; these designers lack qualities that only a professional web designer has. These people tend to lack the originality to make your business really stand out from the rest. I ,on the other hand, try to stand out myself so I would try just as hard for somebody else.

I've attained an AAS (Associates of Applied Science) in Information Systems Technology and a Certificate of Proficiency in Web-Site Design from Mid-South Community. My time at school has been well spent, because now I have sparked my curiosity to learn as much as I can about just design in general. I have experience from my present job, Sorrell Consulting Engineers, doing AutoCAD design work. I've been creating my own music for awhile also. Learn more about Chris Sorrell here.

There are a couple of things one should ask before deciding whether a web site is right for you.
1). What is my purpose for a web site?
2). What do I look to gain from a web site?
3). How much am I willing to put into my web site?

How will anyone find me you say? You have to target your audience that's how. It's all about keywords, descriptions, and content.

Target Your Audience

One of the main things to think about when doing a web site is targeting. Targeting you audience is the most important part of your web besides the actual content itself. If you don't have keywords on your website, forget about ever being found! If you do have keywords, use them. Keywords are no good if they are not used over and over in your web pages. For instance, some keywords that a web designer might want to use are the words "web design". This keyword is one of the hardest ones to be found with because every mom and pop website uses this keyword. Still you want to use this keyword as many times as you possibly can in your website. The more times the word shows up in your website, the higher you will likely place in a search engine. Replication is the key to success with keywords.

The Content of Your Web site

Deciding the content of your website is THE most important part of your website. What do you plan to show millions of people? You only want to show them the best you have to offer if you plan to sell goods or services. Some large companies use web sites just for advertisement purposes. This can work for small businesses also; it doesn't look to bad on the bottom of your business card either. Make your own niche in this World Wide Web. Whenever you decide to make that move to the "information superhighway", contact Chris Sorrell.