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Melinda Marshall Realtor
  Melinda Marshall is a dynamic young realtor who needed a fun dramatic Web site that would match her personality. With personality, and branding one of the most important aspects of realty. Melinda needed a personal Web site that would stand out, provide a professional appearance, and separate her from the other local phoenix realty crowd

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Melinda Marshall Realtor Home Page
Melinda Marshall Lofts Page
Melinda Marshall Business Card and Logo
  
 
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Goals
  Melinda Marshall needed an identity. In a market where realty is very competitive Melinda needed something that would showcase her professional abilities while matching her dynamic personality.

Professional Eye Catching design
Information ready
FAQ's
Increased visibility
Links to Phoenix attractions
IDX portal
Information for buyers and sellers
 
Execution Strategy
 

23° created a full identity package for Melinda. Her new branding campaign would include her new Web site, Online marketing, specialized pages of interest. And, personal contact information.

Online Brand Creation
Logo, Letter head, Print
Area Photography
Keyword research
Search Engine Submission
Competitor Analysis
Business Modeling

 
Results
 

Melinda's Web site is a business owners dream. Since the launch and online marketing of her site, Melinda receives 80% of her new clients from her site alone.

Melinda holds top rankings in google and major search engines and directories due to careful planning, keyword placement, and keyword rich content.

 
 
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