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Maybe they don't need it. However there's an other audience: limited partners. Most of those sites communicate a "we're stuck in the 90's, plus we're really bo
by danielharan 14y ago
Maybe they don't need it.
However there's an other audience: limited partners. Most of those sites communicate a "we're stuck in the 90's, plus we're really boring" message. Maybe that's the right thing to do? Seems like horrible branding to me.
In any case, you'd think they'd at least update things so they're decent on mobile.
- waterlesscloud 14y agoHollywood sites tend to be similar. Very minimal the further up the chain you get. For example, powerhouse agency CAA's forward facing site is just addresses and switchboard numbers for their offices. http://www.caa.com/ http://www.caa.com/ These are sites for entities that don't really need to sell anything via their web presence.
- gala8y 14y agoThere are whole industries sectors with zero presence on the web (read: google gives you nothing when searching for a part number or company name). You just rely on a dated excel spreadsheet with companies and reps phone numbers listed hard to believe to be up-to-date. You call a number across the continent and introduce yourself and just pick up on an old relation. No questions asked, great people, stuff gets done quickly. No net. I was shocked.