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Preparing for a web site, especially for non-retailers or smaller companies and businesses is really quite simple. If you've done any marketing at all, you most likely have all the "ingredients" it takes to get started. All we need to do is to put them all in a web-site format that looks nice and flows well.
The following is a short checklist of things you would need in order to get a web site started.
1.
Any text you want contained in the site. This can be in a word
file, or just in an e-mail. Preferably, this would be broken down in
the sections you would want to have on the site: Produts, Schedules,
Specials, Contacts, etc... Whatever you think your potential clients
or customers would want information about.
2. Electronic files of your logo (if you have one)
and photos you'd like included. Business Support can come to your place
of business and take digital photos for you. RE: logos - if don't have
your logo in an electronic graphic format, check with the printer who
did your business cards. They probably have an electronic copy of your
logo that could be e-mail to us.
3. If you have e-mail, you probably already have web space available. Most likely something like www.yourISP.com/yourlogin. You may want to register a domain name and set up space with your internet service provider.
4. Layout ideas. Color schemes. If you have an idea of how you want your site to look, try to put the idea down on paper. Look at web sites of companies or service providers similar to yours. Make note of those you like, that you find informative, that you find attractive.
We
can help you out, getting you a site that will fit your budget.
If you are ready to get your presence on the web, please e-mail
or call us for further assistance.