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RocketFuel launches SiteSavor, a Simple and Affordable Restaurant Website Builder

Posted by The RocketFuel Team on July 30, 2010

RocketFuel, a web design and internet marketing company located in Downtown Memphis, Tennessee, has launched a new product, SiteSavor, an inexpensive and simple restaurant website builder.

Memphis, Tennessee July 30, 2010 -- This week RocketFuel launched a new product, SiteSavor (www.sitesavor.com), a simple and affordable restaurant website builder with a web-based content management system.  This system offers upscale website design templates on RocketFuel’s proprietary content management system.

RocketFuel, based in Memphis, TN, is a well known provider of custom website design, content management system, and strategic internet marketing services for approximately 100 customers.  RocketFuel recently branched out to create a product that is more affordable for smaller businesses, but still offered up the same simple content management system.  This system allows restaurant owners and managers to create, update and manage their website without the expense of a web designer or web development team.  

SiteSavor offers all the features that a custom designed website from RocketFuel would, aside from a unique design and full service support team.  Users will be able to create menus, offer printable coupons, share recent news, upcoming events, and integrate with Facebook, Paypal, Google Maps, and Open Table.  The system also allows for a restaurant to change it’s web design template with a few simple keystrokes.

“On too many occasions, mom and pop restaurants have been under-served in the web industry. SiteSavor helps these hard working business owners have a great restaurant website for an affordable price. With all the functionality they need, and none that they don’t,” says Reuben Brunson, the CEO of RocketFuel.  

RocketFuel is a web design and internet marketing company built around its proprietary content management system. RocketFuel's services include custom website design, internet marketing with search engine optimization, Google Adwords, email marketing, social media marketing, content management and branding.  RocketFuel was founded in 2007.
If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Reuben Brunson, please contact Rachel Helm at 901.522.0205 or email Rachel at Rachel [at] gorocketfuel [dot] com.  You can also visit www.sitesavor.com or www.gorocketfuel.com.

Introducing SiteSavor! Ta-Da!

An Easy and Affordable Restaurant Website Builder

Posted by The RocketFuel Team on July 28, 2010

We are excited to introduce a new RocketFuel product, SiteSavor.  We took our simple content management system and applied it specifically to restaurant website needs.  SiteSavor offers beautiful website designs at an  affordable monthly price.  We are so sure restaurants owners and managers will love SiteSavor, that we are giving away the first month for free.  

With SiteSavor, restaurants will have dynamic menu builder functionality, photo album capabilities, functionality to run specials and integration with Paypal, Facebook, Google Maps, Open Table and more.  It’s an easy and affordable solution for a restaurant website.  So, if you or someone you know is in the market for an easy to manage restaurant website, check out the best Restaurant Website provider, SiteSavor.

 

4 Things You Can Do Today to Improve Your Website Traffic Today

Posted by The RocketFuel Team on July 19, 2010
  1. Get on those Meta Tags! You don’t have to do them all at once.  Just set aside some time each week to knock out a couple of pages at a time.  This can be done in your “Page Options” button.  Make sure to include keywords that are relevant to the page you are optimizing.  The Page title needs to be 70 characters long at the most and the meta description should be no longer than 150 characters.  Both of these are very important, not just because they help optimize the page, but it is what google and other search engines pull for the title and description of your site. 
  2. Push for Links in Your Day to Day! Do your suppliers or partners have websites?  Well, maybe next time you have a meeting with them, make sure they have a link to your site somewhere on their site.  This is a very easy way build links and increase the traffic to your website.
  3. That Title Matters More than You Think! Most likely, the main headers on your pages are H1 and H2 tags.  Your headers should have keywords included in them, and it is always best to correspond those keywords with the ones you have used in the meta data. 
  4. Ask For Help! We know you are busy, so don’t be ashamed to ask us for some assistance in the process of improving your site’s traffic.  We offer SEO services that fit your budget and time constraints. 

 

Double Dipping in the Net

Double Dipping in the Net

Posted by The RocketFuel Team on July 19, 2010

It's not our usual type of story about the net, but for your consideration, here you go:

A gas truck is speeding down the highway, and it's driver is not paying attention. One of his tires blows out, and he goes spiraling out of control. He crashes right into right into the middle of a building. 

A business owner in the building rushes to check on the driver. The driver let's him know he is okay, and says, "our insurance will cover the damage, or at least some of it." 

The owner replies, "Maybe can help." 

The driver asks, "What kind of business this is? 

"It's a body shop" says the business owner. "We can help fix your truck." 

"Great." said the Driver. "There's only one problem."

"What's that?" asks the business oner.

"We can't pay you to fix our truck. We're already going to pay you for fixing the building, and if we paid you to fix the truck it would be unfair."

This is the same argument that the fishermen in the Gulf are facing:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/us_oil_spill_feinberg 

In the middle of the worst economic disaster in U.S. history, BP insists that they can't pay fishermen to help clean up the mess. That would be double dipping in the net.

What are your thoughts?

-Reuben