Con-Vey Launches New Web Site
Roseburg, Ore.-based Con-Vey has launched a new website in collaboration with another local Roseburg company, Anvil Northwest.
The nine-month project was started with the intent to update the company’s look and promote its services. The result was a beautifully designed site with a paring down of the number of web pages by half to offer visitors a more streamlined experience in an engaging way.
“Often, as a business, our web site is the first impression we give potential customers, so it was important to us that we show off our brand and what we do here at Con-Vey,” says Marketing Coordinator, Evie Hango, who led the project. “We want our customers to know that we value quality, innovation and modern processes. This new web site will act as a visual representation of those goals that we continually strive to exceed.”
By adding rich visuals and more video content, the new Con-Vey web site plays on the growing trend that videos are a fast and convenient way to keep your audience interested and get to know your brand.
“We’re very happy with the work Anvil has provided on this project and look forward to working with them on future brand campaigns,” says Dave Larecy, Con-Vey CEO. “It means a lot that we can support our community and promote what’s coming out of this Roseburg and southern Oregon area.
Visit con-vey.com.
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