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Perkolate is proud to announce its latest website design launch for BILMAR Landscape Industries of Las Vegas. The website features a helpful Learning Center wiki as well. Visit their new website at www.bilmarlandscape.com.

About BILMAR Landscape Industries

BILMAR Landscape Industries has been providing outstanding service to our clients for over 13 years.  This has earned us the reputation as one of Southern Nevada’s premier commercial landscape companies.  We are locally owned and operated and specialize only in Commercial Properties including office parks, homeowner associations, retail shopping centers, apartment complexes and public spaces.

If you operate or own a web site in Las Vegas, then you know that you have to promote both on and off the internet.  You have to incorporate both factors  to be successful with an eCommerce Las Vegas business.  I have talked several large Internet retailers and they gave me a helpful insight into their internet marketing programs.  Made perfect sense, so I thought I’d pass it along to our client.

We all know that eBay is the #1 auction market place on the internet today, correct?  Millions of dollars are spent every week on their website promotions on the internet and it continues to grow every day. I’m not going to tell you to open up a store and start selling your entire product line to Ebay buyers… that would be costly with too little profit.

What I will say is to put a few of your company’s top sellers in an auction, either fixed or auction type.  This will help you attract viewers because your product is hot and people will want to purchase it.  The key to this tactic is to place links on your auction site that direct viewers to your main corporate site which carries your entire product line.  If you do it correctly, your traffic could explode with all targeted customers.  You might not be making a ton of money with eBay items that you sell, but if you do it right the profit you make from these targeted customers will far outweigh small profit margins.  Just give it a try because there’s nothing to lose and you just might be happy with your results!

Perkolate is proud to announce the launch of its latest website redesign for Auto Insurance America at www.autoinsuranceamerica.com. Perkolate art directed the website’s new design, provided Spanish translation services, and worked on sections of the backend that manages the bill payment functionality.

About Auto Insurance America

Auto Insurance America is one of the nation’s largest independent insurance agencies, and has been providing common sense insurance to the Southwest region for over 35 years.

For more information on how Perkolate could help with your company’s website, email us at fullsteam@perkolate.com.

You may have heard of the term “PCI compliant” but if you are process credit cards and take payments with your Las Vegas website, you definitely know what it is.  PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance was created by major credit card issuers to create standards that protect personal information and keep credit card transactions secure and it involves several factors that need to be kept compliant. If you fail to meet the PCI compliance standards, you could face fines or lose your credit card processing abilities for your business.

As an overview, the basic requirements for PCI compliance are:

• Build and Maintain a Network that is secure
• Protection of stored cardholder data
• Maintain a vulnerability management program
• Strong control measures for cardholder data
• Monitor and test network frequently
• Keep an Information Security Policy

Here are some in-depth helpful links to articles to help you understand all of the details of PCI compliance:

• PCI Compliance Guide, PCI Data Security Standards - pcicomplianceguide.org
• Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard - Requirements and History - wikipedia.org
• What is PCI Compliance? - A Resource Guide for New & Established Businesses - whatiscompliance.com
• What is PCI compliance? - Developer Tutorials’ Forum
• PCI compliance: Don’t become another headline - zdnet.com
• PCI DSS: 5 Guidelines for Gaining PCI Compliance - pcicomplianceguide.org
• PCI Compliance Levels - Determining Your PCI DSS Level - elementps.com
• PCI SSC New Self-Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) Summary - pcisecuritystandards.org
• HackerGuardian PCI Compliance Wizard/PCI Self Assessment Questionnaire - hackerguardian.com

Perkolate is proud to announce the launch of its latest website for VegasBestExtensions.com. Perkolate designed the logo, website and extensive flash gallery.

About VegasBestExtensions.com

Safe, Natural looking, Reusable, Remy, Non-chemical, Non-glue, Gorgeous Human Hair Extensions! Vegas Best Extensions services are available in Las Vegas and Los Angeles hair salons. Whether you are looking for fun and excitement, or a full head of long beautiful hair; your dream is a reality with Vegas Best Extensions.

Vegas Best Extensions, Inc. was founded by Paul Juma, a professional stylist, master colorist, and well respected hair extensions artist. Paul is certified by American Board of Certified Hair colorists (ABCH).

For more information about Perkolate contact us at 702.341.0085 or visit our website at www.perkolate.com.

Perkolate is proud to announce the launch of its latest website for Architectural Materials, Inc. dba AMI Hospitality of Las Vegas at www.hospitalityproject.net. 

About Architectural Materials, Inc.

Architectural Materials, Inc., dba AMI Hospitality, Inc., manufactures, supplies and installs interior products for the hospitality, government, healthcare and sports and entertainment markets.

We are a turnkey provider and we do not use middlemen. Your projects start in estimating with a full staff for cost estimates, then progress to our design and engineering staffs. Our experienced project managers then handle the entire progression of your project and this is included into our material costs.

Web 3.0 is the future of the WWW as we know it. It will be the stuff of dreams and super future movies. It will enhance browsing so that you don’t have to make separate inquiries when figuring out several things. For example, you want to go miniature golfing, see the best movie out right now and eat at taco bell afterwards. Normally, you would have to open up a search engine, find mini golf range, search for movie theaters, go to another site to read about the movies, and then do yet another search to find the taco bell. So, what if you could just type something like “city name, mini golf, best movie, closest taco bell” , then just sit back and wait while the internet does it all for you? That is the dream and vision of Web 3.0

In a constantly evolving world of web design, graphic design, C++ and all those other design languages that most just have heard whispers of, what does this mean? It means even more evolution, more opportunity. More leeway for creative genius. In the current world of Web 2.0, a designer can make a stamp. He or she can make graphics, blogs, and make his or her presence known upon the internet. That is where 2.0 stops. 2.0 is designed for people to talk to one another. Everything panders to this desire to “stay connected” . Our cellphones, PDA’s, laptops, home PC’s. Web 3.0 takes it up a notch. Bordering on AI technology, the machines can speak to one another. Through keywords, through designs, the web page will evolve into something that allows the computer to see a web page as we do. As such, a designer, and those that want a design, must be able to speak this lingo.

The average computer user today tends use their computer to play a few games, check their email and watch a TV show. A portion of our population has not begun to tap into the full potential of the internet. As such, when they want a web page made for their businesses, they seek out a professional. In the age of 2.0, nearly anyone can publish a web site. Point and click technology makes it all simplistic, a dream. But in 3.0 if you cannot make the web page speak to the other pages, well it is lost in the sea of information that is the world of online. It is always best to hire those that understand this all, lest you be lost in the anonymity of the Web.

Launching a website for your Las Vegas business is one of the smartest steps you can take - these days, having a site is absolutely necessary. Here, we’ll cover the basics on how to get started in designing an attractive, functional website for your business in Las Vegas.

Your first step is to register a domain name for your business. Your domain name should be the same as your business name and easy for customers to spell and remember. You’ll also need to make sure that you have hosting for your website. You can often find domain and hosting packages, which is something you may want to look into for convenience’s sake.

Once you have your domain and hosting all set up, it’s time to get building. A website design company will be able to help you come up with a layout for your website that will attract and appeal to your customers. Finding a good website design company to fit your needs is crucial. You can also look into copywriting services to ensure that the content on your website is written in a compelling, clear way. Be sure to make use of SEO optimization when deciding on your website’s content. This helps customers find your company’s website via search engines.

The images on your site should be of excellent quality. Blurry or grainy images do not look professional and will turn your website’s visitors off. You can use images of your company’s headquarters, of your employees and of your products to add a personal touch to your website. You can also use stock images available online if you’d prefer.

Once you’ve launched your website, include links to it in your email signature, on advertisements and countless other places to get the word out to customers. The more people that view your website, the better!

Perkolate is proud to announce the launch of its latest website for Haines and Krieger of Las Vegas. 

About Haines and Krieger

Haines & Krieger possesses extensive experience representing debtors in bankruptcy matters. They have earned a reputation for thoughtful, ethical, proactive and (when necessary) aggressive work on behalf of their clients. They have a particular knack for understanding their clients’ needs, anticipating problems and developing effective and practical solutions.

Las Vegas Bankruptcy Lawyers & Attorneys for Loan Modifications, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13

George Haines and David Krieger are two of the best bankruptcy lawyers in Las Vegas. Consumer bankruptcy is what we know and pretty much all we do. So if you’re looking for information about filing bankruptcy in Las Vegas, about foreclosures, debt consolidation and all the ways to get creditors off your back, Haines & Krieger, Las Vegas bankruptcy lawyers, can help you clean your slate and get a fresh start for you and your family.

We’ll help answer all the questions for your specific situation: Is bankruptcy right for you? Can you stop foreclosure on your home? Should you file a Chapter 7 liquidation or a Chapter 13 repayment plan? How does a bankruptcy filing work and how will it impact your life in the short term and the long term? We’ll sit down with you, ask you about your situation, explain the whole process and answer all of your questions about filing bankruptcy in Las Vegas.

For more information, visit the new Perkolate-designed Haines & Krieger website at www.hainesandkrieger.com.

Perkolate of Las Vegas has been designing web sites for Las Vegas for over 10 years now and throughout that time, we have seen a lot of companies and small businesses in Las Vegas make many mistakes with their websites before we took them over.

Decided to put together a list of the Top 10 Mistakes people make on their websites in an effort to make sure you don’t do the same for your Las Vegas business or company.

Top 10 Website Mistakes for Las Vegas Websites:

1. Poor design - a professionally designed website establishes credibility and puts you on par with your competitors. Don’t try to do it yourself.
2. No contact information - so many websites don’t place their email addresses or phone numbers on their home page, big mistake.
3. Not enough text on pages - text on your website pages gets indexed by google and helps your search engine rankings, so be descriptive, at least 200 words on each page if possible.
4. Not enough pages - having more pages helps create links between pages and helps your search engine rankings as well.
5. Using a unprofessional email address - don’t use an AOL or MSN or Cox email address as the contact email address on your website. Take the time and effort to set up an email address at your website’s domain name and check it often.
6. No search engine optimization (SEO) - search engine optimization helps your organic search engine rankings tremendously. Better rankings mean more visitors, more leads.
7. Not enough links between pages - links between pages encourages visitors to look at other pages of your website and helps with search engine rankings as well.
8. Badly formatted - using different fonts, colors, photos that are different sizes in a gallery, etc. all lend themselves to looking unprofessional. Unprofessional lessens your credibility to a website visitor.
9. Not keeping copyright up to date - it’s really not good for visitors to see that your website hasn’t been updated since last year, they year before that, etc…
10. Unprofessional logo - your company’s logo is the first thing that people see on your website, so ensure it’s professionally designed.