Web design is easy. Most kids learn it in school now, but trusting your company web site to an amateur can cost you $1000’s. Designing the site is the easy part. Driving traffic to it and making it a success is a little more involved.

Your web site is the first (and sometimes last) thing your prospects see of your business, so you need to make a good impression, fast.

A quick assessment:

1. Does my web site reflect the professionalism of my business?
2. Is it easy to maintain?
3. Can it be found in Google with generic industry terms?
4. How many people visit each month?
5. Do they find what they want? Do they buy or enquire?
6. Does my web site make me money or save me time?

These are our primary goals when we build your web site. A web site should not be an online business card. It should actively save you time, make money or collect valuable marketing data for future use. Treat it as an extra sales person that works 24/7/365.

The primary goal of a web site is to build trust. Even if your clients find you through word-of-mouth, around 85% of them will still visit your site to reinforce their belief in your ability. If your web site looks amateurish, out of date or half done, they may not pick up the phone.

To see how we can help, check out our Web Site Portfolio page for some recent examples and then come in for one of our famous coffees. (Note: Fame is purely subjective )