Insights from Salted Stone

HubSpot Partner

Salted Stone earns HubSpot CRM Implementation Accreditation

Brandon Jones
HubSpot Website Migration

How Great Place To Work Revamped Their Site Using HubSpot’s Latest Tools

Kaley Deneen
Business Growth HubSpot

How Bertram Yachts Adopted a Seaworthy Product Configurator With HubSpot

Salted Stone and Bertram worked together to create a Build and Price tool that enhanced the customer experience and simplified Bertram's internal operations.
Ethan Ames
Websites Branding

Developing a New Brand Identity & Website to Enable an Era of Growth

ServiceNow provider Thirdera needed a fresh brand identity and website that would support current needs and set the stage for exponential growth.
Melissa De Guzman
Golf Community
Design Website Migration

Creating 4 Fresh Websites for a Long-Standing Golf Community

For the Northern California Golf Association (NCGA), a set of new websites were just what they needed to get on the green.
Andrew Siskind
Brand identity and visual identity: What’s the difference?
Design

Brand Identity and Visual Identity: What’s the Difference?

Your company’s visual identity is a set of cohesive design elements and guidelines. Brand identity is a broader term that includes, but is not limited to, visuals.
Melissa De Guzman
Illustrator at work (source: Unsplash)
Design

4 Website Illustration Styles That Aren’t Corporate Memphis: Designer Explains

Line work, clean, textured, isometric. Here are four website illustration styles we love, and a process for choosing the one that suits your brand.
Sal Castrejon
set
Design

Salted Stone Moves Into CPG Package Design with Barlean’s Platinum Product Line

Salted Stone worked with Barlean's to establish a fresh look for their premium product line
Phil Dupertuis
med-school-tutors-new.png
Design

Creative Redesign Pays Immediate Dividends for Med School Tutors

Med School Tutors knew it needed a redesign but wasn't sure where to start. Enter Salted Stone.
Jason Feller
restaurant
Design

Design With Purpose

Answering the question "what do you want your visitors to do?" can help you design your online presence with purpose.
Mike Skeehan
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