The initial design/development fees, will of course, depend upon the size and complexity of your site.

4. Who provides the content for my website?

The customer provides the text and content for their website. The text should be well-written, edited, grammar-checked, and ready to be shown to the public. The text can be sent on a floppy disk or as an email attachment. This greatly reduces the time it takes to build your site, and it is recommended that it be provided in this fashion.  Most clients would rather spend their website budget $ on the site itself, not typing labor.

5. How will people find my website?

Putting a website online without marketing it is like writing a book and not having a publisher.  At minimum, it is strongly advisable to have the site submitted to the major search engines so the site can begin to have some visibility.  Continuing this practice on a yearly basis, and finding other ways to advertise the site (like listing on specific directories within the web) can be very beneficial in attracting visitors. You can also choose to buy advertising banners to place on other, well-traveled sites, and place reciprocal links on other sites.  Although there is a cost involved in these activities, they have proven to be well worth the effort.  Just like any other business, with a website it is necessary to find ways to attract and maintain customers. We can make recommendations and assist you with this! 

6. What about changes to the site?  How will it be maintained?

It is important to remember that a website should be dynamic. It is an ongoing work in progress, in most cases.  We can continually maintain and manage your site on an as-needed basis.

7. Can you scan our material?

Yes, we can.  If you choose to scan the material, we will provide you with guidelines so this is done correctly for the web.

8. I am not located in close proximity to WebsEtc.  Is it difficult to communicate on that basis?