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Packerland Websites opens Marquette office

Marquette-area businesses and nonprofits now have a new, local, digital marketing company working for their success. Packerland Websites, of Green Bay, has opened an office in Marquette, Michigan, at CoLAB, 101 W. Washington St. Suite 8. The Lake Superior Community Partnership assisted in the opening by holding a ribbon cutting ceremony Feb. 28. Opened in 2011, Packerland Websites is a family-owned website development and digital marketing company led by owner and founder Bill Koehne, an Abrams resident. Koehne chose the name “Packerland Websites” because of the dominant influence of the Green Bay Packers in the Green Bay community and because of the team’s winning tradition. “We’re excited to open our Marquette, Michigan, office, meet with businesses and nonprofits, and build winning websites across the Wisconsin, Michigan border,” he said. “Our websites are more than just a brochure on the internet. Instead, they’re developed around a marketing plan to meet specific goals.” Website design specialist Alexa Haferkorn will manage the Marquette, Michigan, office. Haferkorn earned her bachelor of fine arts degree in graphic communications from Northern Michigan University in 2016. She applies both visual design skills and marketing skills to create branding that gets results. “I design webpages, logos and flyers to catch customers’ attention and share a unique message,” she said. With Haferkorn’s background in graphic design and website development, she brings a combination of talents to Packerland Websites. “Aside from her technical and artistic skills, she has a knack for communicating with clients to help them create websites that meet their business goals,” Koehne said. In addition to website development, Packerland Websites specializes in search engine optimization, geofence marketing, content writing and app development. “We’re excited to help Marquette organizations advance to the next level with website design and other digital marketing tools,” Koehne said.