The end of summer always feels like inventory season to me. Maybe it’s a holdover from years of buying school supplies and packing (at least five!) kids off to college. At MARQUEE, it’s not backpacks and markers we’re counting—but projects, contracts, and income.

I’ve been to a ton of trade shows and conferences over the years. And every single time, I come home and I plop a stack of business cards on my desk from people I barely remember. They sit on my desk for a few days—maybe even a couple weeks—until I finally toss them in the “circular file.”

How deeply should you immerse yourself in a client’s world? It’s a question every B2B company must answer—whether you’re delivering a product or a service. At MARQUEE, we pride ourselves on becoming extensions of our clients’ teams. That commitment yields results, but it also comes with responsibility – especially when we get it wrong.

How deeply should you immerse yourself in a client’s world? It’s a question every B2B company must answer—whether you’re delivering a product or a service. At MARQUEE, we pride ourselves on becoming extensions of our clients’ teams. That commitment yields results, but it also comes with responsibility – especially when we get it wrong.

There’s a nasty little rumor going around that traditional websites, as a marketing tool for businesses, are no longer necessary or relevant. After all, why would anyone still need a website with the proliferation of mobile apps, social media, and other platforms such as AI and chatbots that allow you to engage with your target audience?

The truth is that a professional website that integrates current technology and focuses on the user experience is still a vital part of your business’s online presence. Here’s why websites still matter: