A public agency’s website is the central hub for its communications with those it serves and partners with. Residents, businesses, vendors, investors and others rely on websites to convey information or provide access to critical data. A bevy of website service providers that are focused on local government’s need for website tools and technologies have risen up, like Granicus, CivicPlus, OpenGov, CivicLive and Revize.
A common challenge among cities is the maintenance and upkeep of the content on these websites. Old information lingers too long. New information does not land in a timely fashion. New features are rolled out and not implemented. Finally, keeping staff up to speed on how to use the website content management system takes a lot of time and for most of them, it is a low priority in their job.
Tripepi Smith has seen these challenges play out, and we understand the gaps cities face in extracting as much value as possible from their websites. That is why we launched the Cloud Webmaster service offering.
You can now hire our team of content management specialists who know how to use the tools and technologies of the common local government website platforms used in the market today. We’re available seven days a week – it’s as simple as sending an email, making a phone call or firing off a text message with a directive. Your Cloud Webmaster team will get the content you provide published quickly. Better yet, if you need content written, we can engage a writer on our team to craft the content.
Master your website. Hire a Cloud Webmaster.
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