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Motionbuzz Launches New Website for LGS Sales

If you love fruit like we do, then you have to take a look at LGS Sales, Ltd.’s new-and-improved website. Headquartered in Bronx, New York, LGS is a four star, A-rated importer of fresh fruits and vegetables best known for introducing clementines from Spain to U.S. consumers.

LGS has been our valued client since 2005. Our first project with them was an interactive CD-ROM. Over the years, we designed several print ads and graphics for their trade booths. So we were very pleased when they chose us to redesign their website.

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Happy Earth Day 2010

What a beautiful Earth Day! It’s sunny, 80°F, and our amaryllis is in full bloom.

We’ve been getting our hands dirty planting our spring container garden. We’re looking forward to harvesting some organic herbs and vegetables later this year.

We hope everyone is having a great day and enjoying the outdoors.

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day 2010

Happy St. Patrick’s Day 🙂 Leprechauns visited our office early this morning and left some shamrock cookies. YUM! We hope everyone is enjoying St. Paddy’s Day. View our March Newsletter.

Video Screencast: Four easy and affordable ways to build web forms

Update 3/13/2012: Machform v.3 is now available. The color scheme of the admin isn’t my cup of tea, but the new functionality looks great. I love the PayPal payment option.

Also Forms for Joomla v.2.5 is available. I’m very pleased Phil Taylor at Blue Flame IT decided to support Joomla v.2.5. If you’re using Joomla and need forms, then I highly recommend Forms for Joomla.

In this short screencast, I review four easy and affordable ways to build web forms, including Wufoo, MachForm, Forms for Joomla, and Drupal Webform. In the past, coding a form required special coding skills. Now it’s easier than ever for a non-technical content manager to create, edit, and publish forms.

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Search engine marketing 101: three ways to get your site and business on Google, Yahoo, and Bing

“How much does it cost to get my site on Google?”

I get this question several times a week from small business owners, and my standard reply is:

“It’s easy. There are three ways. The first two are free, but it can take weeks or even months to see results. The third way will cost you, but you’ll get targeted traffic to your site within a few days. It’s best to do all three, but if you need leads quickly, then you should start with #3.”

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