WebKnowHow Friday, September 1, 2006; 03:52 AM
Chicago website design and development firm, Azavar Technologies
Corporation, launched its eNewsletter, Webability Trends
(http://www.webability.com), geared toward helping businesses get the
most out of their websites and Web applications.
“We saw a need to provide people with relevant information about their
websites and Web applications, and the best way to accomplish that was
by utilizing our expertise in email marketing,” President Jason Perry
said.
Webability Trends covers such topics as website and Web application
security, website success, Rich Internet Applications and interviews
with the award-winning website designers and programmers who build the
websites and Web applications. In keeping with email campaign marketing
best practices, and wanting to extend the Azavar brand to inboxes, the
graphic designers translated the template of the Azavar website into an
email-friendly format and accompanying mini website that still gives a
distinct feel to Webability Trends.
“You don’t want an email marketing template to look exactly like your
website. You want it to be a little different so that it stands out but
still maintains some elements similar to your website,” Azavar Creative
Director Brian Flanagan said.
The first issue included articles about bot attacks on websites and Web
applications, how to write good website content that will bring in
quality leads, an introduction to Rich Internet Applications, an
interview with Mr. Flanagan and an editorial on the importance of
network neutrality, or net neutrality.
Azavar is an award-winning integrated Web solutions provider that
delivers Webability™ to its clients. Azavar Webability brings together
the right mix of talent to achieve great results using the power of the
Web. Founded in 1996, Azavar Technologies is based in Chicago with
offices in Los Angeles and Toledo. Azavar provides Web solutions for a
diverse range of businesses including The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company,
Intel Corporation, Viacom / MTV Networks, Dean Foods, Masco
Corporation, and Bisco Incorporated. To learn more about Azavar, visit
the company’s website at www.azavar.com.
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