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Powder Week at Sugarbush Vermont

February 23, 2017

Vermont Skiing at it's finest!

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Gregg Shupe

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Gregg Shupe, a graduate of RIT with a BS in Professional Photography, began Freelance PhotoImages, in 1983, and since then has consistently delivered creative, quality imagery that is exceptionally dependable and competitive.

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Why an Annual Physical Makes Sense for Your Website

Websites don’t suddenly fail, they quietly leak credibility over time. Nothing breaks. Nothing crashes. But slowly— the story feels old, the images become dated, and opportunities slip by. That’s why a yearly website evaluation—especially in the first quarter—can pay outsized dividends.

Don’t “Set It and Forget It”

Small, thoughtful improvements made regularly almost always outperform single, large redesigns every five years. A site that evolves with your firm sends a powerful signal: we’re current, we’re active, and we care about how we present our work. This doesn’t mean full redesigns aren’t valuable—they are. But waiting years between updates leaves too much on the table.