Monday, August 31, 2009

Introducing HIT Translator

As of March 2009, there were an estimated 1.6 billion Internet users worldwide and English was the primary language for only 29% of them. Adding support to your store for additional languages allows you to increase your appeal to even more Internet users and take greater advantage of shoppers worldwide.

HIT now offers an incredibly innovative translation tool that can:

  • Translate All Product Information: Includes every product title and description
  • Translate Product Information (Changed in last 5 days): Includes only recent product title and description changes
  • Translate Site Content: Includes all site content including buttons, site text, defined pages)
  • Incorporate any language supported by Google translators and a shopping cart language pack.

HIT Web Design’s translation tool can translate from English into nearly 30 other languages. If you are ready to increase your customer base, contact HIT at 866-211-0743.

Monday, August 17, 2009

HIT Now Writes Your Blog Articles For You

HIT now writes blog articles. Research has shown that as you are establishing your blog, you will want to write an article a day, or at least every other day. Once your blog attracts visitors, two or three blog posts or articles a week should be sufficient. Blog articles will help bring customers to your site. Blog articles and blog posts will keep them coming back.

Why does your business need a blog? Blogs are an affordable way to market your business or a specific product or service. By adding keywords as well as engaging and unique text, you bring people to your site and keep them coming back.


Blogging is a great way to build relationships with companies in similar industries. You link to their blog, and they link to yours. This usually increases traffic on your blog. If you have a blog that is updated on a regular basis, you start to become an expert in your industry. People begin to trust you and your opinion.

Blogging helps put a face on your business. It’s hard to build trust with online companies—especially small online businesses. A blog with regular posts and comments from users is a great way to help potential customers become familiar with your company, increasing trust and sales.


In addition to writing blog articles, for only $170 HIT Web Design will install RSS. This feature creates a link to a visitor's address bar and to your website that allows visitors to, in essence, "subscribe" to the Blog. The RSS Feed will automatically send them updates whenever a new Blog entry is posted. This is a great way to market your company and its products or services.

For more information, please visit http://www.hitwebdesign.com or call 1-866-211-0743.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Introducing HIT Search

Heritage Internet Technologies introduces a search tool that can increase your company’s revenue. How? What if you knew what your visitors were searching for? How valuable is that information? Visitors to your site use HIT Search to look for a product, service, or information on your website. If the search is successful, your customer is one step closer to purchasing a product. If there are no results for the search, the customer will leave your site. But, they will leave with them a list of everything they searched for.

This search tool is placed at the top of your site, so that it is easily seen by visitors. The visitor types in what they are searching for and, within seconds, a list of possibilities appears without navigating the customer away from the page they are on.

In addition to being a great search tool, HIT Search provides you with valuable search reports that let you know which words and phrases your potential customers are searching for. If your visitors are searching for products or services that you don’t provide, add those products and services and watch your profits take off.

Click Here to learn more about HIT Search.

Friday, August 7, 2009

HIT Web Design Helps Non-Profit Organizations Through the HIT Heart Program

Heritage Internet Technologies strongly believes in the importance of supporting humanitarian efforts and in taking an active role in improving the communities in which we live and work.

As CEO David Aitken explains, "The Internet is so often used for negative purposes. We want to harness the power of the net to effect good change in the world. And we're willing to sacrifice our resources and revenue to help make it happen."

Since the program's inception at the end of April 2009, HIT Heart had already benefited a dozen deserving non-profit organizations. Every site created under the HIT Heart program still benefits from Heritage's proven expertise in website design and programming.

To be accepted to the HIT Heart program, non-profit organizations must complete a simple application form.

Quick Facts:

* Program designed for non-profit organizations with proven ability or solid concept for effecting positive change in a community
* Discounts of 40% to 100% off costs related to website design and programming, hosting, and other services
* Specific discounts applied on a case-by-case basis

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

HIT Officially Adopts the Hope for Little Angels of Haiti Orphanage

The power of the Internet is in communication. With a few keystrokes, information and ideas can be sent all over the world. As a leading web site design and hosting company, HIT Web Design is proud of the role it plays online. But HIT Web Design believes it also has a role to play in bringing hope to communities of the world. In fact, one of the company’s core values is to take an active role in improving communities and strengthening society.

By adopting an orphanage in Haiti, HIT Web Design reaffirms its humanitarian commitments. And the need has never been greater.

One recent visitor to Port-au-Prince painted a vivid picture of the desperate need in Haiti. “I witnessed people that were living in the most desperate conditions, where food and water are a constant battle. Children are dying from starvation and people constantly get sick from something as simple as a glass of water that is often filled from filthy gutters.”

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) calls Haiti a nation in turmoil. This island nation has not had a stable government since a dictatorship collapsed in 1986. An AIDS crisis has devastated much of the country’s social structure. The devastating effects of hurricanes and mudslides have prompted thousands of poor, homeless families to flood into Haiti’s struggling, overcrowded slums.

More than half of the country’s population earns less than $1.25 per day. A 2003 UN report said 15 percent of all children in Haiti are orphans, and some 40 percent of those orphans may be infected with AIDS. A 2006 UNICEF report said, “Haiti is the most dangerous place in the Western hemisphere for children.”

That’s a sentiment reaffirmed by a visitor to one of Haiti’s orphanages.

“I personally will never forget the feeling of holding children that were literally dying in my arms, it simply broke my heart.”

In this chaotic environment, the Haitian government says there are 200 registered homes for orphaned or abandoned children. But, it readily admits, the actual number of orphanages in operation may be much higher. And, since there is virtually no government funding available, almost all orphanages are supported entirely through private donations.

Providing food, water, medicine, and shelter for one child for an entire month at the orphanage adopted by Heritage Internet Technologies costs a mere $90.00. And with 100 percent of donated money going to the orphanage, the impact is immediate and lasting. Taking care of an orphan’s basic necessities allows the orphanage to focus on education, nurturing, and preparing the children in its care to make the most of life.

Company leaders say their motivation is simple, “Our main goal as a business is different than most in that we see it as our responsibility to build an organization that is focused on making a difference in the lives of those who have little to no opportunity to help themselves… Love is found in service and opening our arms and hearts to people who are less fortunate than we are.”