PROWL COMMUNICATIONS | Marketing Consultant | 905-734-8273
Your website is the hub of all of your marketing efforts. Your marketing should drive your customers to your website.
Once at your website, it should elicit a specific action like visiting your location, making a phone call, buying on-line, requesting a quote, or contacting you via email. Our websites make this happen. The search engine optimization (SEO) built-in to our websites ensure when you are searched for, you are found. Being totally responsive, our sites also make for easy viewing on cell phones and tablets.
These are some of our latest websites:
Established in 2010, Denny Marketing Ltd. has positioned itself as a leader in managing dealership F&I needs. Denny Marketing was looking for a website that could grow with them, one they can work on themselves, but more importantly have a restricted-access area of the website for their dealers to login and retrieve documents and information individualized to their services. www.dmltd.ca
Rob and Wendy Petrie of Niagara Fire and Niagara Fire Protection needed a website to accommodate both of their businesses simultaneously. They wanted a number of forms built in to their website as well to minimize response time on their behalf as they are on the road doing installs most of the time. They also wanted something that would allow them to provide customer access down the road for fire safety plans, and inspection certificates. www.niagarafire.ca
Creating this website for Sharp's Auto Centre had its challenges. Being a NAPA AutoPRO dealer, Sharp's has two websites provided by NAPA and Mechanicnet. While they both provide a great deal of information and customer tools, they were not specific enough to what Sharp's was looking for in a website. This one is still a work in progress - we are continuously adding more information for the benefit of Sharp's customers. www.sharpsautocentre.com
Southlands Village came to us with a very outdated website that no one seemed to have access to in order to update it. The phone numbers on the old website were not even correct. Coupled with no access, they are also adding on to their retirement living complex in Wainfleet and needed the website to reflect the ability to view the style of homes along with the amenities available. www.southlandsvillage.com
Steve and Eve liked their last website, but were looking to update to a mobile-friendly design and one that would give them more freedom in adding content to their website. Their new design did everything they were looking for. They tell us their customers love the new website as well. www.thewineplace.ca
This website was quite the challenge. The site needs to offer a number of different things for different users. It needed to be able to promote the West Niagara Fair along with house all the documents for entries to the fair. The website also had to accommodate their fundraising project, and more importantly be able to promote upcoming events at the fairgrounds. It is a busy website, but it gets everything done. www.westniagarafair.ca
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AI is great for a lot of things. Logo design is not always one of them. A client recently sent me a logo that looked fine at a glance, but when it came time to build their website, the problems started piling up. From missing file types to colour issues and sizing limitations, what seemed like a quick win turned into a branding nightmare. If you're using AI tools to create your logo, here's what you need to know before it costs you more than you saved.
In business, silence can feel worse than rejection. One client is doing everything right—networking, pitching, showing up daily—but hearing nothing back. It’s frustrating, and it’s exhausting. But here’s the thing: a “no” is actually progress. It’s clarity. And it’s far better than waiting on someone who’s never going to say yes. Here’s why that matters more than you think.
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