How do you know when it is time to design a new website for your business? There are many factors that play into this. First and foremost is age. How old is your website? If you work in a competitive market, it is best not to let your website age beyond 2 – 3 years. If your website is 4 – 5 years old, then it is time to build a new website, so start planning. Technology changes fast in this day and age. Your website must be able to keep up with it. The second factor that you must…
The Muse Marketing Group has been quite busy this year. We’ve conducted interviews, produced graphic design work for clients, we’ve built new websites, hired new team members and so much more. Muse kicked the year off by taking part in an interview with Invision Magazine, where President, Angela Anemoyanis, provided advice for business owners who want to increase their level of online presence. Shortly after the interview, we received word that we received the Excellence Award for Emergency Services Support – New Jersey for CV Magazine’s Health and Safety Awards. Later on, in Spring, we took part in a number…
As the holiday season is now upon us, The Muse Marketing Group would like to thank those who support us in our daily endeavors. We are grateful for all of our families, our friends and, of course, our clients. You make our work possible. We couldn’t have gotten where we are without you. We, The Muses, wish you all a happy and healthy holiday season, and a spectacular 2018!
In today’s world, we are lucky to have so many forms of technology that open up new worlds to us on a daily basis. To think that there was a time when you had to go to the bank, go to the store or pick up the phone and call for take-out is inconceivable today. Technology has been able to provide us with easy access to everything we could possibly need. But, is this true for everyone? Unfortunately, it is not. Not every person in the world is able to see. Not every person in this world is able to…
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers that affect women today. Statistics show that there is a 1 in 8 chance of a woman developing breast cancer at some point in her life. It is important that each of us know the signs and symptoms to facilitate early diagnosis and treatment. Even more critical is to support research and each other. There are many ways to support research that may one day bring an answer and an end to breast cancer. You can take part in events, such as walks, runs, and yoga classes (like Muse did). If…
