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Web Site Design - from under $100! |
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Need a professionally designed, fast, affordable web presence?
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Need a professionally designed, complete web site?
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Need your old web site professionally re-designed? Tell us about your site and what you have in mind. We'll get back to you shortly with a price for a professional re-design. This is a free quote. No obligation. No spam. Just your quote and nothing else. |
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| * The 2 business day turnaround applies only to the $99 package. Turnaround times can be influenced by many factors, so this isn't something we can guarantee. In the vast majority of cases we will be able to have your one-pager web site live within 2 business days after receiving all the design instructions and content for the site. If it takes longer it won't be by much. |
Things you should know #1: Know what you are paying for |
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| If you end up ordering your web site design from someone else, make sure that you know exactly what you need before requesting a design quote. The unfortunate reality is that you could end up paying a lot more than you have to. We offer web site design for under $100, because that's what a basic, professional web site should cost. Add frills and it becomes more expensive. If you actually need frills that's fine. If you just need a web presence, you should not be paying more than $100. | |
Things you should know #2: Know what you like |
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| Most web designers will work out a web site design quote based on the estimated amount of time it'll take to build your site. If you know exactly what you want beforehand you shave many hours off the project, making it significantly cheaper. If you want to rely heavily on a web site designer for guidance with every single design element or if you change your mind often, your web site could end up costing you an arm and a leg. Find examples of sites with the type of look you want. Find examples of site that has the same type of structure that you want. Submit those examples when you request your web site design quote. | |
Things you should know #3: Know what you want to achieve with your web site |
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| What will be the main purpose of your web site? There's a big difference between an information site and a sales site. It could be a bit of both (like Biz-Logo), but it's important to make these decisions beforehand. It will help your designer to build a web site that actually achieves your objectives. Write this stuff down. Brainstorm. Visit your competitors' sites and take notes. What works? What doesn't? What's just clutter? | |
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