Webdrips

Our Ideal Customer

Any new or existing small business that mostly depends on local customers (e.g. restaurants and hotels). If you're struggling to keep up with the ever-changing rules and regulations, we've put together a tool suite that can have a dramatic impact on improving your productivity, reputation, and other metrics that matter most to your business.

These tools help with things like reputation, SEO, advertising, social media, ecommerce, website conversions, and more.

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About Us

We've noticed a lot of businesses struggle with the ever-changing Covid rules and regulations, and unfortunately, small businesses were hit the hardest.

It was difficult to watch, and it motivated us to create a tool suite that helps small businesses adapt to new rules quickly, be more productive, increase customer engagement, and perhaps most important, keep your customers happy while keeping your sanity.

These tools help with things like reputation, SEO, advertising, social media, ecommerce, website conversions, and more.

We can provide you a very comprehensive report that allows you to see how you're doing compared to your competition. And if your website needs some TLC (or you need a fresh start), we have easy wins there as well, all at very affordable prices.

By working closely with you, together we will design a customer journey that promotes growth, creates opportunities, and reach your goals faster and easier.

We also create digital experiences, repair broken websites, and can integrate just about any tool not already in our arsenal. Our team is passionate about the outcome of your business needs and budgets. We promise to help you continually optimize your online business platform. We love what we do, and it shows.

If you are looking for help and guidance with how tools can help, and what tweaks you can make to your website, please reach out if you'd like to join our Facebook or Telegram group.

How We Got Started

Webdrips was founded in July, 2011, by Dan Harris, CTO
We got our start after forming a close working relationship with Stanford University, then working with them on dozens of websites.

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"Webdrips really take a human approach to their websites. They look at each individual client's..." Read more "Webdrips really take a human approach to their websites. They look at each individual client's current and potential challenges in order to design and architect a solution to a website. They don’t see websites as a one size fits all but work to come up with the best approach for that unique client. It is also super clear that they not only love the technical side of web design, they also really enjoy getting to know the businesses they are working for. "

New Websites and Website Redesigns

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Business Snapshot Report

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"Joe is an amazing individual I've know for about 25 years. He's taken his in-depth knowledge of..." Read more "Joe is an amazing individual I've know for about 25 years. He's taken his in-depth knowledge of sales and business strategy for top companies like Hewlett Packard, and applied that to coaching CEOs and business owners. "

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"I worked with Jane over the course of about three years when she was at Stanford University..." Read more "I worked with Jane over the course of about three years when she was at Stanford University running the Global Studies division. She was super easy to work with, a great communicator, and really knew exactly what was needed to keep multiple Global Studies websites well-oiled machines. I can think of no better person to help you grow your business by taking over tasks that are taking your focus away from the important ones."

"I've worked with Lance in the past at some of his conferences, and he's top notch!"

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Dan from Webdrips Answered this on September 10, 2021

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Dan from Webdrips Answered this on May 16, 2019

Hi Highland Hill Capital. Thanks for reaching out and the opportunity for the Aliganble community to provide you feedback on your site. For every site redesign/update process, the first thing is to establish your business goals who your target audience is. If your primary target Audience is... (more) Hi Highland Hill Capital. Thanks for reaching out and the opportunity for the Aliganble community to provide you feedback on your site. For every site redesign/update process, the first thing is to establish your business goals who your target audience is. If your primary target Audience is borrowers, it’s best practices to consider the kind of content/information your ideal customer would be looking for. You have eight seconds to make a first impression. The site is lacking clear and precise content in terms of how you bring value to your customer and how understand their problems better than they do. In terms of design, you have 3 Call-to-action buttons that are the same weight (size and color). You should consider identifying which one is your primary conversion and make that one stand out. The rest of the design is a little busy in terms of font size consistency, and the imagery is a bit too distracting for the typical industry branding for this kind of site. I think it's a good start, however it does need some refinement. Best of Luck. Please feel free to message me if you have any additional questions. Dan Harris, Webdrips

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Dan from Webdrips Answered this on May 16, 2019

It depends on the CMS you plan to use or used for your website as there are CMS platform-specific hosts like Pantheon that only support Drupal and WordPress. When you get someone that only provides hosting for a specific CMS, you'll get the best performance and security for that CMS based on our... (more) It depends on the CMS you plan to use or used for your website as there are CMS platform-specific hosts like Pantheon that only support Drupal and WordPress. When you get someone that only provides hosting for a specific CMS, you'll get the best performance and security for that CMS based on our experience. The only drawback to this approach is, CMS-specific hosts tend to be a bit more pricey, but they also tend to provide tons of bells and whistles. SiteGround and Liquidweb are probably the best options for non-specific CMS hosts. That being said, since it seems you maybe server-literate, Rackspace will be cheaper if you don't mind managing the server yourself.

Dan from Webdrips Answered this on May 13, 2019

I recently switched to Opera with Duck Duck Go as the default search engine. Opera has a beta version experimental built in VPN, and a built-in ad-blocker. Opera claims not to spy on you, and seems to make efforts to help you not be tracked. If you value privacy, Opera seems to be the way to go. (more) I recently switched to Opera with Duck Duck Go as the default search engine. Opera has a beta version experimental built in VPN, and a built-in ad-blocker. Opera claims not to spy on you, and seems to make efforts to help you not be tracked. If you value privacy, Opera seems to be the way to go.

Dan from Webdrips Answered this on April 24, 2019

We no longer recommend sliders because you have about 8 seconds to make an impression. Therefor, every time you post a piece of content on your website, the title is absolutely the most important thing to get right. What I recommend is one clear concise message and an obvious call to action. A... (more) We no longer recommend sliders because you have about 8 seconds to make an impression. Therefor, every time you post a piece of content on your website, the title is absolutely the most important thing to get right. What I recommend is one clear concise message and an obvious call to action. A large beautiful full-width background image that still allows for readable text is all the rage for desktop/tablets. For mobile, we generally recommend a black background over the image to speed up load times and create a good first impression. For example, here is our new website landing page. If you feel you must have a slider, keep it to two slides or consider making them random. You have 8 seconds, so you have to make it count regardless.

Dan from Webdrips Answered this on April 24, 2019

Help more companies elevate their vision and create/update websites that draw more visitors and generate more revenue. (more) Help more companies elevate their vision and create/update websites that draw more visitors and generate more revenue.

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