Page 1 Solutions Launches New Company Website Design and Logo

Page 1 Solutions, a Colorado-based Internet marketing agency, just announced the launch of their new website design and corporate logo.

2011-05-23

GOLDEN, CO, May 23, 2011 (Press-News.org) Page 1 Solutions, a Colorado-based Internet marketing and website design agency, just launched a new website design and new logo for the company on May 17th, 2011. Page 1 offers Web marketing services to attorneys, dentists, plastic surgeons, and ophthalmologists across the U.S. and Canada.

It has been three years since Page 1 has had a new website design and the timing was perfect for the new site to go live. It was launched right before the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) meeting in Boston, MA, where Page 1 is exhibiting. Spring and summer are busy travel times for Page 1 Solutions as they attend, present, and exhibit at many industry trade shows. 2011 also marks the 10th anniversary of Page 1 Solutions.

In addition to a beautiful new design and brand new videos, the website was also reprogrammed into a content management system (CMS). This will offer more flexibility for the website's project manager to make updates to the website without the need of an experienced programmer or website designer. Page 1 designs and develops CMS websites for their clients to make it easier for them to add and update content to their websites.

Project manager for the Page 1 Solutions website, Jessica Espinoza, is thrilled about the new site. "Not only am I excited about the updated look for the Page 1 brand, I am also extremely excited that this new website, developed in a content management system, will allow me to manage more of the design-related projects for the company's website," Jessica says. "I look forward to managing the website and helping brand the company as an industry leader in Web marketing for lawyers, doctors and dentists."

Page 1 Solutions, LLC, is an Internet marketing agency that specializes in the search engine optimization and website design for attorneys, dentists, ophthalmologists and cosmetic surgeons. Page 1 also offers custom video production, social media marketing, online reputation management, custom content writing and much more.

Website: http://www.page1solutions.com

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