Posts about ‘website development’
Jun
80% of Americans Use the Internet, but Only 44% of Small Businesses Have Websites
Posted by: Jeremy Reither
The vast majority of American customers are online, so why do so few of the businesses that serve them have any internet presence at all? Lots of consumers; relatively little competition among businesses. If that doesn’t spell opportunity for you SMB’s – especially those serving local markets – I don’t know what does. According to Pew [...] (more)
<< Business Website Cost (Part 6): Other Cost Variables Graphic Design and Usability Design: Some sites can do well without an emphasis on visuals, but few will flourish without a focus on usability. An attractive site can do wonders for conveying a brand, but be aware of the cost that can be reduced by keeping your site [...] (more)
<< Business Website Cost (Part 3): In-House vs. Outsourced Development Geographic Location of Service Provider: Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last decade, you know that technology workers in India and China have been providing professional services, such as web development, for a fraction of the cost one might pay in the US. [...] (more)
<< Business Website Cost (Part 1): Introduction Just as it requires a lot of information for a service provider to tell you how much your site will cost, it may be difficult for you to determine how much your site will be “worth” to your business. But both of those questions justify their own due diligence. [...] (more)
Overview: As a web business consultant and web project manager it’s no surprise that the one question I get more than any other is “how much will my website cost?” And invariably – unless I’m already intimately familiar with the customer’s business and requirements – my answer is a qualified “it depends.” But what follows [...] (more)
