Seeking an adventure, Chaney moved out to Seattle in early 2014 from her home city of Minneapolis and has certainly found it in the Emerald City. Northwest obsessed, she might say! She earned her degree in Graphic Design from University of Northwestern - St. Paul, Minnesota and has since really taken to designing for web as her forte. In the summer of 2015, she started working at Bizango and has thoroughly enjoyed working on the variety of great projects that come through the doors as their web designer and with such a talented team to boot! 

Choosing the right photos for your website is an essential element in your online marketing and web design.  Beautiful, high resolution photos can grab the attention of your site visitors and lure prospective clients to contact you.  How do the photos on your website measure up? 

Susan Jackson, originally from the quiet countryside of upstate NY, moved to Seattle after college never intending to stay. Two decades later she still lives in Seattle which she now calls home.  Susan manages operations and HR at Bizango, helps with sales and account management, and provides the Bizango team with treats.  

Congrats! You hired an online marketing agency to build you a new website! Creating a website for your business can be a daunting task (I should know – I’ve been a website project manager for many years and have worked with clients from a variety of businesses), but with the right team to guide you through the creative and technical process, you can have a successful online presence.

I am a bit of a straight-shooter and want to give you some key points that will make ALL the difference in having your website project go smoothly. 

Seattle designer and writer Mark Figlozzi founded Bizango in 2006. He earned his degree in Creative Writing at Oberlin, and believes in the power of storytelling and emotion when it comes to marketing. He believes a website should be beautiful and immersive to create desire. We humans make our most important decisions at an emotional level and good taste sells.