Business Websites

by Trent Lee 9. January 2009 11:28
Business Websites

If you have decided to expand your advertisement, a website is the easiest, cheapest, and most reliable source of advertisement for any business. A website is an easy way to get your first foot in the door to social networking or SMO Social media Optimization.  Networking is a great way to connect with customers, introduce you to a new audience, and find similar minded organizations to pull resources with.

Before building the website, you need to give detail to the design aspect of the site. You want it to reflect you and your business, while reaching out and appealing to a larger audience. You have to decide what the site will be used for, if you will be selling products or services, you will need to have an easy checkout added to the site with the ability to handle business credit card sales.

You have laid the groundwork for your website, decided its uses and are now ready to turn your creativity into a reality, now you have to decide how it will be built. If you have an administrator familiar with HTML or you yourself are experienced in web design you may want to handle this job on your own. If you decide to take on this task, know there are several great programs available at a very small cost to help you along the way. Dreamweaver, Microsoft Expression, and x-site pro are to name but a few, and some will allow you to create your page with little experience, although adding any special features such as java or any scripting may require some expertise. For most, the easiest solution is to hire someone to design the page for you, if your experience is limited or non existent in this area, a professional will save you time and money in the long run.

There are several options available to you if deciding to hire a web designer, a freelance designer for example may be found easily and be more affordable than a large firm. If you feel more comfortable dealing with an established web design company rather than an individual working independently, there are smaller firms that will offer their services at a similar rate; they will also offer the guarantee that there will always be a designer available for any problems that could arise with the site structure. Most offer upfront pricing for basic templates, adding more graphics, text content, or scripts will vary in cost according to your needs.

Keeping a website simple and clean makes it easier on the eye of the visitor; you want them to view the site in its entirety, without being distracted by flashing animations or large off center images.

Someone has to manage the site, and it can be a tedious chore. Updates have to be made to the site frequently to keep fresh with the search engines, links have to be checked and repaired when broken, not to mention the flow of emails the site will generate, each have to be responded to in a timely manner to ensure confidence in you and your business to the sender.

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Hello World

by Trent Lee 3. December 2008 11:54

This is the first official CCC blog post!

We have already dedicated so much to educating small business owners on how to build their business credit, we thought we would post some general business strategies such as marketing, sales conversions, increase sales transactions, etc.

Stand by for some great weekly posts starting Monday December 8, 2008!

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