Before relocating to Southport, North Carolina, I spent three decades in the San Francisco Bay Area where I owned and operated businesses in the service, hospitality and manufacturing industries, and served on the boards of several non-profits. Among the many responsibilities of a typical business owner, those I enjoyed most were in the areas of sales and marketing. I derived a great deal of satisfaction from designing promotional materials such as brochures, advertisements and, most of all, websites.

 

Whether you are a business or a non-profit, a visit to your website by a potential customer or donor may represent their first interaction with you. It must stand out among those of your peers, conveying your message in a unique, creative, functional and visually attractive manner. You'll get  results  when visitors come away thinking that if your website is this good, then your products and services must be, too.

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You may have noticed that this website is different from anything you've seen. That's a good thing. Most of today's websites are created from templates, and it shows. You can do better.

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I invite you to look over my portfolio and click or tap the links to explore each example.

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Jeffrey Zalles