Southern Web Group, an Atlanta-based provider of custom website design and Internet marketing solutions, has launched its new website. The re-branded website includes a new logo, fresh information on the firm, a revamped client gallery, and detailed studies on successful projects.
“We’re excited to refresh our own site and further showcase the work we’ve produced for clients” says Drew Barton, founder and principal of the firm. “Evolving technology gives our designers new creative opportunities, and we’re excited to share our expertise through this enhanced website presence — and through our client work.”
Though it is often associated with work for real estate companies, Southern Web Group’s 600 clients come from across the country and represent a broad array of companies and organizations that rely on a strong Internet presence. Much of the award-winning web design firm’s recent work has been for professional service firms, including attorneys, CPAs, architects and other small- and mid-sized professional offices.
“Our diverse client base allows us to become intimate with many industries, as well as with a range of non-profit groups,” Barton says. “We find that matching the aesthetic, marketing and operational goals of an organization to relevant technology is both challenging and rewarding for our team, our clients and their clients. I am especially proud that we continue to grow despite sluggish economic times.”
Southern Web Group’s new website showcases a series of success stories related to custom web development, content management systems, ecommerce, and mobile websites. Each case study demonstrates how the firm empowered the client’s website with new technologies.
“I was looking for a group that would listen to my ideas and help me create a professional yet user-friendly website to help market our firm,” says Vanessa Z. Williams, marketing director of The Finley Firm, P.C., a law firm with offices in Atlanta, Columbus, Georgia, and Birmingham, Alabama. “Southern Web Group created a website that was beyond my expectations. It (also) was the most enjoyable experience working with them.”
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