E-commerce is one of the best ways to launch your business dreams online; however, for many there is a veil of mystery surrounding the entire process.
The secret to a successful e-commerce business is all in your e-commerce platform.
Appropriate visual aesthetic, intriguing content, and usability are essential to a website’s success. Keep reading to learn four elements to a successful website…
Hub & Spoke, a creative marketing agency based in Missouri, took home three awards at the annual MarCom Awards, which honor outstanding creative achievement by marketing and communication professionals around the globe.
The winning work ranges from web design to video production.
The MarCom Awards saw over 6,500 entries this year from 17 countries.
The winning work includes:
Hub & Spoke
Platinum – Website Design
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Salon Nefisa
Gold – Website Design
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Gold – Video Production
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About Hub & Spoke
Hub & Spoke is a full service creative agency, based in Columbia, Missouri. Hub & Spoke works with a diverse mix of clients to help them find focus for their marketing and creative design, online and offline. Hub & Spoke provides modern mobile friendly website design, graphic design, video production, search marketing services and photography.
If you’re building or revamping your e-commerce website, it’s important to keep several key things in mind.
You may think you have a good website. If potential customers look at your website and leave without buying anything, those numbers could tell a different story. It may be time to do a complete website facelift and hire a professional to provide a new website design. But before you make the call, here are five things you should consider before incorporating a new website design or making changes to your website.
We recently completed a multifaceted branding and design project for Adams Dairy Consulting, a company that helps farmers understand and integrate technology and streamline their business processes.
Based in the midwest, ADC wanted a brand that was modern and honest, while also connecting it to the business owners Mizzou roots.
