How It Works

Your website is built from a set of layouts. You provide the business information and it is combined with the website design to produce a beautiful website like the ones above.

1) I hold a 2 hour face to face meeting where we enter the basic information to get your website up and running. Preferably this meeting is held using your own computer.

If you are not happy at the end of the 2 hour meeting, you can stop right there with no charge.

2) I install a software program on your computer which you use to enter your business information, this software is used during the initial meeting also. This software allows you to add pictures to your website, and control it.

Marketing for Small Business

Finding new customers is the major challenge for Small business owners. Small businesses typically find themselves strapped for time but in order to create a continual stream of new business, they must work on marketing their business every day.

Common marketing techniques for small business include networking, word of mouth, customer referrals, yellow pages directories, television, radio, outdoor (roadside billboards), print, email marketing, and internet. Electronic media like TV can be quite expensive and is normally intended to create awareness of a product or service.

Many small business owners find internet marketing more affordable. Google AdWords and Yahoo! Search Marketing are two popular options of getting small business products or services in front of motivated Web searchers. Advertising on niche sites can also be effective, but with the long tail of the internet, it can be time intensive to advertise on enough sites to garner an effective reach.

Creating a business Web site has become increasingly affordable with many do-it-yourself programs now available for beginners. A Web site can provide significant marketing exposure for small businesses when marketed through the Internet and other channels.

Social media has proven to be very useful in gaining additional exposure for many small businesses. Many small business owners use Facebook and Twitter as a way to reach out to their loyal customers to give them news about specials of the day or special coupons and generate repeat business.

(from wikipedia)