Self Service Web

Self Service Web is accomplished with our Content Management Systems that are affordable for small business.

Remote Access

Remotely access your applications, documents and email just like large companies; even real time email on your mobile device.

Support

Your IT systems are supported by industry experts.

Security

Our primary focus is securing your websites and information systems.
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Content Management Made Easy

Content Management allows you to manage your own website without the hassle of involving that hard-to-reach webmaster.  With a KTS content management site your web presense is in the hands of the people who know your business best - you!  Features such as calendars, blogs, discussion forums, Google ads, shopping carts, photo galleries and much, much more are at your fingertips.  It's easier, less expensive and more effective!  We build it, we train you - and you maintain the content.

2009.12.29 06:14:55
David Killion
Using Facebook & Twitter for your small business

Facebook and Twitter are great tools for getting your existing and potential customer base actively involved in your business.  This is absolutely free advertising that only requires a little time to setup and maintain.  You can regularly post notifications and/or pictures to your Facebook company profile and all that follow you will receive that information.

  1. Create a Facebook account for you personally (www.facebook.com) and then create a Facebook profile for your company: http://www.facebook.com/pages/create.php
  2. Upload your logo your profile.
  3. Create a Twitter account for you personally, then log out from that account.  Create a separate Twitter account for your company (this will require a second email address): https://twitter.com/signup.  Log into your personal account again and follow your company. 
  4. Link your Facebook profile for your company to your Twitter account so that any changes made to your profile automatically get sent out to all of the people that following your company on Twitter.  This is done from within Facebook - at this time it is a banner advertisement on your Facebook company profile.
  5. Make a post on your Facebook company profile page (a simple announcement that you are now on Facebook and Twitter is sufficient).  Verify that your personal Twitter account has received notification.
  6. Link to your Facebook and Twitter profiles on your website as MMI has done on their main page.
  7. Suggest that your personal friends and family become Fans of your Facebook account.
  8. Regularly check your followers in Facebook and Twitter to see if there are others to suggest.  Viral marketing comes into play in this case - the more that are following you, the more likely others are going to find and follow you as well.


  
 



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