SmileyRose Web Solutions - Internet Consulting, Marketing and Web Development

New Blog!

You can see the latest posts in our new blog on the right, or you can visit the blog. We intend to keep it updated with content that is relevant to small business owners. Check back often!

View the blog

New Resources Section!

We're on a mission! Our clients are always asking us questions on a large variety of topics regarding their business. And now we're going to share our answers with you! We've created a new Resources section with our thoughts about email, newsletters, graphics, photos, and more!

Resources just for you!



Newsletter Signup Email:

For Email Marketing you can trust

Newsletter Archives

Co-founders Robin L. Rose and Kathy Smiley founded SmileyRose Web Solutions in September, 2001 in order to promote their love of web design. SmileyRose Web Solutions now provides custom website design, hosting, and maintenance, as well as small business marketing and consulting.

Read more about us.

Description of Services

09/23/2008 10:11 AM

Website Marketing 101: Map Your Path

Last week we discussed setting a SMART goal for your website. This was a sample goal we created: I would like to increase traffic to my website by 10% and begin gaining 1 new client each month by the end of December, 2008. Once we know our goal, we can start to set out some strategies. Marketing [...]

09/16/2008 09:53 AM

Website Marketing 101: Too much input?

We will, at some point in the not-so-distant future, get around to discussing the recent restructuring within SmileyRose Web Solutions. One of the things we will be sharing with you is how we found an overwhelming need within our client base to help with your marketing efforts, especially online. One of the greatest points of [...]

09/12/2008 09:53 AM

VA court strikes down anti-spam law

Image via Wikipedia Full story here The First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. It’s difficult to understand [...]