Google has an established, simple score for websites and their pages. It’s called PageRank or “PR,” and is a number between 0 and 10; ten being the best and zero the worst.  A website’s PR is largely determined by its link popularity, meaning how frequently incoming links to it appear throughout the internet.
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Splendor Design Group, Inc. is a full service, award winning graphic design studio specializing in logo design, website design, website development, and print collateral such as stationery design, letterhead design, business card design, brochure design, catalog design, poster design and more.

Splendor relocated it’s NJ offices to Red Bank, NJ in April of 2011. The new creative design studio is happy in the new studio space which offers lots of light, inspiration from the active and bustling town of Red Bank, and a gorgeous new office space.

Deciding where to focus your energies and resources is a challenge, especially when it comes to marketing your business. There are plenty of options, to be sure, but a system is only as strong as its weakest link. Therefore, there needs to be equal distribution among initiatives. SEO (search engine optimization) and PR (public relations) are two services that integrate easily.
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Marketing evolves faster and faster every year; no one can predict what the next big thing will be. With the emergence of social media and various e-services on the rise, one constant has remained: video. Video marketing is more effective now than ever. If you’re not utilizing video, your business will fall behind.
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Beauty and effectiveness in graphic design is subjective. Everyone has a different idea about what looks good and what approach to take. Some prefer fast-paced and energetic material, while others convey the same message with a more drawn out approach. The point? There is more than one way to skin a cat – or a web layout. The visual real estate may be limited, but there are ways to maximize the area you’re working with. One popular approach recently has been to use a slideshow in place of a still image. Read the rest of this entry »