At Liberty Web Marketing it is our goal to offer a competitive website design service that meets the unique needs of every Waukesha business. We don’t implement cookie cutter design templates, and we don’t resell web templates that have been designed by someone else.
We custom design each website so it is tailored to your business and serves the requirements of your business needs. Liberty Web Marketing believes that having a personalized site with a unique design is important for the success of your Waukesha business
Custom WordPress Design
Because all Waukesha businesses are unique and different, we believe that each site design should be unique and different as well. Our websites are custom designed using WordPress; a built in Content Management System (CMS) that is ranked the number one CMS in the world with over 59 million live applications across the globe.
We personally develop and optimize each WordPress website so it loads fast, and we integrate sensible page navigation so visitors can browse your website with ease. We also implement plugins to give your website a unique presence and functionality, with options that include an events calendar, custom search, event count-down, and many, many more.
Mobile Responsive Web Design in Waukesha
Whether your business is located in the heart of downtown Waukesha or one of the numerous strip malls or other locations within Waukesha County, our responsive website development and Local Search/SEO services are the best choice to help your business excel.
Recent studies demonstrate that consumers continue to rely on mobile devices and local search for daily activities like shopping, researching and entertainment. Statistics show that sales for Smartphone’s and Tablets far exceed the sales for PC’s, and those numbers continue to climb. As such, not only is it important that your website rank well in local search for Waukesha businesses, but your website should also be compatible for display in mobile devices and tablets.
Why is a mobile friendly website important?
According to Google’s Karim Temsamani in a 2012 Leadership Meeting in Miami, Florida, 61% of customers who visit a mobile unfriendly site are likely to go to a competitor’s site.
Studies published as late as October 2012 show that globally more than 1 billion people use mobile devices; with 234 million Americans age 13 and older using mobile devices.