Why A Website?

Here are are some ways you can use the web to make life easier for you and your customers:

• Digital Information Library
  Ever find it difficult to get information into the right hands efficiently? Online research and product catalogs can cut down on customer calls, research time and constantly having to update time-sensitive materials.
  
  
• 24-Hour Virtual Employees
  Think of your website as an automated operator. As a virtual employee, your site can reduce customer service representatives' burden by taking over repetitive tasks such as answering your most frequently asked questions, gathering information and automatically sending out responses. Your website also works around the clock, so people from other time zones and countries will be able to work around their schedules, not yours.
  
  
• Instant Research
  You will know immediately via your site whether your customers are raving or complaining. Within weeks, a nagging gray area could become crystal clear, without costing you a lot of time and resources. You can even track traffic through your site and find out which of your services or products interests visitors the most.
  
  
• The Cyber-Storefront
  If you have a mail-order business or a retail business and want to expand sales but have a tight marketing budget, use your website as your cyber-storefront without having to pay for printing and mailing catalogs. Most Web Hosting plans allow for you to take orders on-line through a secure connection between your customer's web browser and your website. This "Secure Socket Layer" (SSL) connection gets your customer's order to you without risk. Using tested shopping cart technologies you set up an easy-to-use Internet store and even get real-time credit card authorization.

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Having a presence on the World Wide Web does not have to be expensive. We will design and develop your website based on your ideas and specifications.

The way we do this is to set up a free initial consultation in order to determine your needs and requirements. Then we will give you an estimate in a couple of days.

You can start with a couple of pages in the beginning and then add more later, or you can do it all together ... the choice is yours.

• Why do you want a website?
• Is this an information site? Retail site? Portal?
• Who is your target audience?
• What do you want to accomplish?
• What do you want your audience to do once they arrive?
• How long is your design timetable?
• Who is responsible for gathering what?
• What do you or your clients do?