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Profile
Keith Bray is the Chief Operating Officer of RGB Interactive, one of the largest most respected web development firms in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex. RGB specializes in creating a visually appealing front end (web) structure coupled with highly complex and custom applications that run in the back-end. In essence, you have a website that actually does something rather than just be a pretty thing to look at. Backed with their Internet Marketing capabilities, you have a power house website that is visually appealing, has performance capabilities and is found by your target audience on the Internet.
Experience/Credentials
As C.O.O., of RGB Interactive, LLC, Keith is responsible for the overall strategic vision and growth of the organization. Prior to founding RGB Interactive in March of 2002, Keith served as Webmaster of NextJet, Inc., a privately-held software and technology company based in Dallas. Leading investors included Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst. Keith also served as co-founder, president and chief operating officer of Bray Technologies, Unlimited, a powerful website design & Internet marketing firm, where he directed all operations. Keith received a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from the University of Texas at Austin. He was awarded Eagle Scout in 1988 and recipient of Order of the Arrow.
Professional Advice
Your online presence should work in harmony with your overall company objectives, goals and ideals. The web presence of your company represents you 24/7/365. The light should be on and it should actively be promoting the acquisition of new business in addition to serving the needs of existig customers.
Testimonials
"Your knowledge, professionalism, communication and customer service skills were 'head and shoulders' above every other web design company that we spoke to previously."
Glenn Russo
President and CEO
dfw-consultants.com, Inc
"I wanted to express my thanks for your help and direction in developing our web site. It was almost a painless process. In dentistry, we are very fond of painless processes. You and your people made us non-techies feel very comfortable and we are very satisfied with the results."
Don Ridgway Jr. DDS
"I want to let you know how happy I am with the website you designed for my company. You were able to capture exactly the look that I wanted in order to communicate both the contrast and integration of task and process. And you were able to design a layout that captured what I wanted to communicate in just a few iterations."
Julie C. Chance
President
Strategies-By-Design
5 Star Tips
- There are approximately 1,500 self described "web designers" in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex. They range from freelance to small/mid-size companies. Pick someone you like and get along with, not based soley on price.
- Plan on staying with a web developer for a few years. Let them get to know your business better over time. They will better serve you and you will have a better relationship.
- Your website should be updated atleast once or twice every six months, maybe earlier and more frequent depending upon your business.
- Plan on a full overhaul of your website every 2-3 years. Technology changes and you don't want to be left behind.
- You must actively promote your website on the Internet to be found. This is the difference between a cost and an investment of a website.
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