eMedia Technologies Inc. is a Fort Wayne, Indiana based company established in 2001. eMedia supports clientele on a local, regional, national and international basis.
eMedia Technologies, Inc. combines real world business experience with world-class design and development skills to provide customers with solutions that get results, are delivered on time and on budget, and achieve defined goals for the business.
eMedia Technologies is a Software as a Service (SaaS) preferred provider of web tools for companies and organizations desiring to grow or reposition their products and services.
It is no longer adequate for a company to merely publish a static web presence, a set of billboard-like web pages that rarely change and don’t engage customers. Today’s companies need active web-based business tools designed to impact their financial bottom lines, communicate with their customers and community, and manage their strategic relationships.
A large number of companies, predominately small businesses, lack the internal technical expertise to create active web delivery solutions.  They either forego using active web tools and suffer a competitive disadvantage, pay exorbitant consulting fees, divert significant time that should be used managing the business or use a “one size fits all” template that cannot support the business.

eMedia Technologies has identified seven key criteria for small businesses requiring best in class, active web solutions:

1. Management: The solution must be capable of being managed by a non-web savvy professional. By definition, active web tools require ongoing activity and will fail if existing staff can’t operate and maintain them.
2. Traffic: The solution must include means to drive traffic to the web site. An active web tool requires visitors in order to generate business activity.
3. Conversion: The solution must convert visitors to customers. Although some active web tools are designed to decrease costs by providing information to existing customers, most often the tools are used to sell.
4. Content: Content must be company or visitor specific and frequently changed. To encourage interaction between the company and visitor, the web content can’t be generic.
5. Function: Visitors must be able to do more than just read static information. Customers must be able to “do something” with the tool and leave with something of value.
6. Look and Feel: Presentation must be professional and easy to navigate and use. Poorly produced solutions harm the company’s brand image and frustrate visitors.
7. Affordable: The solution’s price point must be reasonable for a small business. It need not be “cheap”, but it must be reasonable.

eMedia Technologies Inc. is a Fort Wayne, Indiana based company established in 2001. eMedia supports clientele on a local, regional, national and international basis.
eMedia Technologies, Inc. combines real world business experience with world-class design and development skills to provide customers with solutions that get results, are delivered on time and on budget, and achieve defined goals for the business.
eMedia Technologies is a Software as a Service (SaaS) preferred provider of web tools for companies and organizations desiring to grow or reposition their products and services.
It is no longer adequate for a company to merely publish a static web presence, a set of billboard-like web pages that rarely change and don’t engage customers. Today’s companies need active web-based business tools designed to impact their financial bottom lines, communicate with their customers and community, and manage their strategic relationships.
A large number of companies, predominately small businesses, lack the internal technical expertise to create active web delivery solutions.  They either forego using active web tools and suffer a competitive disadvantage, pay exorbitant consulting fees, divert significant time that should be used managing the business or use a “one size fits all” template that cannot support the business.

eMedia Technologies has identified seven key criteria for small businesses requiring best in class, active web solutions:

1. Management: The solution must be capable of being managed by a non-web savvy professional. By definition, active web tools require ongoing activity and will fail if existing staff can’t operate and maintain them.
2. Traffic: The solution must include means to drive traffic to the web site. An active web tool requires visitors in order to generate business activity.
3. Conversion: The solution must convert visitors to customers. Although some active web tools are designed to decrease costs by providing information to existing customers, most often the tools are used to sell.
4. Content: Content must be company or visitor specific and frequently changed. To encourage interaction between the company and visitor, the web content can’t be generic.
5. Function: Visitors must be able to do more than just read static information. Customers must be able to “do something” with the tool and leave with something of value.
6. Look and Feel: Presentation must be professional and easy to navigate and use. Poorly produced solutions harm the company’s brand image and frustrate visitors.
7. Affordable: The solution’s price point must be reasonable for a small business. It need not be “cheap”, but it must be reasonable.