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With the whole Covid Lockdowns, now its more important than ever to help your clients sell online.
But what platform should they use, how much does it cost?
Who should I host with? Should I host for my clients? What about Website Maintenance? Are you leaving money on the table by not providing these services, and building up monthly income?
The basics on how to approach pricing of a website. Why to avoid the hourly rate, and focus on more profitability, and avoid scraping the barrel and under cutting.
If your interested in learning more about pricing, highly recommend reading out to Rob O'Rourke at Fox Web School - www.foxwebschool.com
We discus creating a clear message on your website to help you and your clients drive more sales.
The evolution of internet design to PageBuilder technology, and why you should be using PageBuilders to deliver more profitable projects to your clients.
Quick overview of what the plan is with WebSchool.ie - How we can help other web designers out there learn from what we've done over the past 15 years in the industry.
From the publisher's feed
Over the past 15 years I've ended up taking over other people's Web Design projects, with unhappy clients feeling let down by their previous web developer. The websites may look well on the front end, typically they use a multipurpose or free theme and have been built poorly.
If your fairly new to WordPress and feel your websites are technically built poorly, don't feel to bad. Even some of the bigger agencies I've taken over have been built following really bad practices.
Building a website correctly will be far better in the long term for maintenance, speed, security and SEO. I'm willing to share the pro tech, tips, techniques and methods I've learned through trial and error to help you build better websites.