Web Design for Kesler’s Market in Blackfoot, Idaho

UpstartMediaMarketing Web Design completed a new website for Kesler’s Market. Kesler’s is a Hometown Grocery Store–the only specifically hometown grocery in Blackfoot, and they are proud of that. They work together as a family and they wanted their website to demonstrate the feel of a family-oriented store. 

UpstartMediaMarketing Web Design created a website for Kesler’s in Blackfoot so that they can collect email from their store visitors. The email campaign will give price discounts and weekly flyers. In addition, we put a “specials” pop-up on the front page. 

A unique feature that we included on Keslers Market was their banner. Kesler’s includes the front of many small old-town building replica’s throughout their store. After taking many photographs, we created a banner which captured many of these replica facades. This made Kesler’s website unique.

Features of the web design:

• WordPress Content Management System
• Genesis WordPress Framework
• Custom web design
• Specialized banner on their website
• Several clip-art transparencies
• Pop-up “specials” 

We can create a great looking WordPress powered website for you. Contact UpstartMediaMarketing Web Design in Blackfoot and we’d be happy to help you with your website.

This video will review the marketing (functional) plan that you learned during the sales process. Then we discuss a launch process that will be designed to bring many new visitors to your doors when you are ready to reveal your website to the internet world.

This video is a review, so if you are familiar with the plan and a launch sequence, go ahead and skip to lesson 2. However, do not skip lessons 2 through 7, which build the foundation of a successful internet business.

Starter 1: Program Outline  covers the following topics:

1. Welcome and What is the Liftoff
2. Review the Marketing Plan
3. Outline the Steps of a Launch

This video help to explain the importance of these three principles:

Well, the better your web page, your article, your blog post, your recipe, or whatever it is on your website is “tuned” to a particular search word, the better chance you have of being found by the customer who just typed that word.

The thing is, this isn’t just a good thing to do; it is absolutely vital. The difference in a highly “optimized” page and a similar page is the difference between being on Google’s top 10 (front page) and being on page 20 or 30. Which page do you want to be on.

This lesson shows you the critical pieces to doing research BEFORE you put in your content.

Use these links to learn about Keywords. These videos are in the SEO and Link Building Category:

More importantly, this lesson helps you consider various content types which will provide high-value content to your visitors. High value content brings return visitors, which increases your search engine scores, which brings more visitors. The cycle continue.

Remember, content first. Do your keyword research. Create your broad categories. Let the language of the people tell you want to include. Then write all the content and enter the content before you actually even worry about what the site will look like. It is much easier to see how things look if you have content to flow to the correct areas.

Ultimately, those foundational steps will provide greater focus and give you a plan of progress.

But let’s get started. This lesson will show you how to log in, make important configuration changes for your website,  and how to navigate the back end.