If your business plan doesn't include an internet presence, go back and start again.

An organization without a web site in its marketing plan frankly doesn't have a realistic marketing plan. With few exceptions - whether the business you're in is professional services, manufacturing, retailing, consulting or selling - the Internet is becoming the preeminent medium for selling, buying, communications, research and massive amounts of social networks..

The bottom line is clear: If you're not on the Web, you're business is just simply unplugged."

A web pressence must also be provided quickly. The atmosphere of the Web is full of a sense of immediacy. Delays in delivering customer-driven content for a company can be deadly.
An e-Service solution must therefore capture customer requests and use that information to automatically enhance site content for future visitors.

If you want to get into it, and are serious about your online business strategy now is the time to do it and Datatude Design Studios will help you create a user friendly presence to be proud of.

One of the best cars of all time is the Mustang, no matter if it's the 65 classic or the SVT Cobra today. It appealed to the young and the restless back then and it appeals to the older seasoned admirer's such as myself. Lee Iacocca of the Ford motor company wanted to design a new sleek style of vehicle with a contemporary appeal. His designers brainstormed and conceived an automobile that quickly became a cultural phenomenon. The huge success of the mustang propelled Ford into the leader of the
car-manufacturing pack.

It began with a compelling and completed design. Only after the company had completed the blueprints did it build the machinery and the assembly line necessary to produce the cars. Ford engineers didn't start randomly attaching a tire to the axle and then adding a generic piston for the cosmetic balance. The Mustang didn't magically leap into existence on the assembly line en route to the dealer's showroom. It was designed and seen first in its completed form right down to its convertible top before the initial model ever rolled out of the factory.

Long before it hit the streets, the Mustang was already destined to be an American classic. It began in the engineer's design room with a dream, an idea, and a seed.