WWWC recently launched a new website for P&N Distribution, an HVAC wholesale distributor providing HVAC dealers in Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey with the quality products, competitive pricing, unwavering support and exceptional service they need to compete in today’s marketplace.

P&N Distribution, although primarily a Rheem distributor, also carries parts and services of other well-known manufacturers such as Honeywell, LG, Dunkirk, Modine, Benchmark and Lukjan. Priding themselves on next-day service, P&N not only sells and services parts but also provides instructional classes for service providers (see http://www.pndistribution.com/training/ for more information).

P&N’s new website boasts bold, primary colors and an open, airy feel with plenty of white space. Geared primarily for the trade, the site is easy to navigate with a simple text-based, horizontal “tab” toolbar at the top and a host of images that link to the manufacturers’ websites.

Behind the scenes of the site is a robust content management system (CMS) called WordPress, which enables the site owner to control content in the site and keep it up-to-date. Also, WordPress has built into it many features that are instrumental in achieving high search engine ranking. Helpful in this regard is the use of Google Analytics, which we set up for the site, so that the owners can view very detailed statistics of site traffic.

Keeping in mind that the purpose of the website is to attract and convert leads, on all the main areas of the site is a “Quick Contact Form” designed to make it easy for anyone to contact P&N. In addition, through the use of Google Maps, it is very easy to find each of the four locations as well as print out a map.

So congratulations, P&N, on your new site. We hope that it helps you find new clients, service existing clients and lets people know exactly what you do.

WWWC recently launched a sister website for EncoreFloor.com, a company focused on making flooring purchase and installation easier for homeowners.  www.YourFloorDirect.com is the new website; it gives consumers easy access to information about flooring and direct contact with floor experts.

“WWWC was eager to set up a site that combined Encore’s product information with a way that customers could contact the company online,” said Robert Savar, President of WWWC.  Savar went on to explain that the creative team at WWWC “developed YourFloorDirect.com to reflect the same easy floor shopping experience customers found with Encore Floors.”  He added that YourFloorDirect.com “takes it one step further by giving consumers lots of information right up front, making it even easier for them to contact YourFloorDirect and schedule a consultation.”

EncoreFloors.com and YourFloorDirecct.com allow consumers to sample and purchase carpets, rugs, hardwood floors, vinyl, and laminate without leaving home.  Instead of visiting and browsing floor samples in specialty stores, homeowners can contact YourFloorDirect.com and receive a free at-home consultation and estimate by a flooring expert. 

“The new website is a perfect way for old and new customers to browse options and renovation opportunities on one simple site,” Savar said. “YourFloorDirect.com is really a great portal for Encore Floors to showcase all of its services in one unique site.”

Mediabridge has been selling computer networking hardware for years via the online giant, Amazon, and recently decided to launch its own storefront with the help of WWWC.  “Our web designers and software developers were eager to help this growing company create a new online storefront that reflects their advanced technologies and dedication to customer service,” explained Bob Savar, President of WWWC.

Much like the computer giant Apple, Mediabridge wanted a website that reflected the efficiency of new technologies.  WWWC designed a website that incorporated clean lines, sharp shades, and easy navigation tools to reflect Mediabridge’s dedication to product quality and customer care.  This basic website design also symbolizes efficiency and helps customers find the products they need with the fewest page transitions.

In addition to color, WWWC customized the shopping cart software to provide Mediabridge customers with a safe, easy, and secure method of purchasing online.  “We fully customized ProductCart, a software program by Early Impact,” said  Savar, “to help Mediabridge transition their business from Amazon to their own website.”  Since ProductCart is fully compatible with PayPal, Google, UPS, and hundreds of other systems, the software gives Mediabridge customers the same purchasing flexibility they have on Amazon.  And, since the software is compatible with popular accounting and management software, Mediabridge has even greater control over their inventory and sales.

With the flexibility of their own online storefront, Mediabridge can experience unlimited online growth opportunities while still providing the same quality of service to existing customers.

Method LLC is an established company dedicated to helping businesses succeed by matching companies with appropriate telecommunication and technology to maximize efficiency and cut costs.  WWWC recently helped Method rebrand their company by designing a new logo, recreating the company website, and developing marketing materials for use both on and off the web.

Since Method LLC focuses on the efficient use of communication and technology, WWWC redesigned the logo and brand using timeless designs with bold simplistic style.  The new blue logo emphasizes efficiency and focus, giving consumers an immediate sense of the company’s strength and dedication.  “Our web design team incorporated the same sense of focus and efficiency into the design of the website, using blues and grays to balance color and shape in order to create a website that successfully reflects the focus and drive of this trusted company,” explained Bob Savar, President of WWWC.

“To complete Method’s re-branding,” continued Savar, “we took the new logo and designed bold new marketing materials with redesigned business cards, letterheads, and digital graphics and templates especially designed for print materials. Essentially we’ve created a package that gives Method the tools they need to engage both new and existing clients well into the future.”

http://www.methodllc.com

The first week in October, after several months of development, WWWC launched a SharePoint Intranet for Beneficial Bank.

Beneficial Bank is a full service bank that has been serving the Delaware Valley community since 1853. Headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, the company has 70 neighborhood branches and provides a modern work environment for over 1,000 employees.

Beneficial previously had an Intranet, but it was primarily made up of static HTML files. Every time Beneficial wanted to add or edit content it required the department managers to write tedious HTML code, which took a great deal of time. Consequently, the Intranet was not being kept up to date.

Another downside of Beneficial’s Intranet was that its look and feel had not kept pace with the bank’s branding so it looked out of synch with the public website and the bank’s marketing materials.

Beneficial Bank’s senior management decided to use Microsoft’s SharePoint server for the new Intranet. As SharePoint experts, we were chosen to customize the Intranet to meet the bank’s needs. Beneficial had learned about WWWC from management who had previously worked at Commerce Bank, whose entire Intranet, used by the bank’s thousands of employees on a daily basis, was developed by WWWC.

WWWC first set up the SharePoint portal server. Taking advantage of SharePoint’s built-in security, content management, and document management features, WWWC was able to establish sites specific to each department. This allowed department managers to maintain their own Intranet content without the need to know HTML or other programming technologies.

Beneficial’s new Intranet looks nothing like a traditional SharePoint website. With workflow, departments, and permissions in mind, WWWC started with a planning stage before the software was installed and followed the process all the way through configuration. By writing actual tutorial documents with screen captures, WWWC showed Beneficial Bank how it could configure departments by using the software. WWWC also set up a branded interface, which required the bypassing of the pre-made templates offered by SharePoint.

Some of the benefits Beneficial is now realizing with its new Intranet include:

• Customized and optimized employee-centric software for the company’s needs
• Improved standard template layouts and user-friendly, branded interface
• Accessible tutorial documents on configuration for bank employees for easy updating
• Improved and streamlined department collaboration for increased productivity