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Website Design, Web Hosting
Webmaster Support Services
Webmaster Support Services
Website Design, Web Hosting
Webmaster Support Services
Webmaster Support Services
Serving most all classic web biz sites within the USA!
PO Box 27736
Prescott Valley
Arizona 86312
(928) 227-1202
Prescott Valley
Arizona 86312
(928) 227-1202
•specializing in . . .
• Web Site Design
• Web Site Hosting
• Web Site Support
• Web Site Design
• Web Site Hosting
• Web Site Support
•local custom web services for. . .
• Prescott • Cottonwood • Sedona
• Prescott Valley • Chino Valley
• and all Yavapai County, Arizona
• Prescott • Cottonwood • Sedona
• Prescott Valley • Chino Valley
• and all Yavapai County, Arizona
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Webmaster - "Tips 'n Tools" - Web Directory -- Page "O"
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What is your sites function and purpose?
Start first with what you already have and keep it simple . . .
It may help to better organize the project if you work your way through the topics presented within the next few article pages. You can start with any of the topics. To get going and motivated we recommend you begin with the ones you already have some current information on. You can ignore the topics that do not apply to your business or website objectives.
What is the purpose of your website?
This is extremely foundational yet do not confuse this with your mission. This is about the function of the website. What you want it to do.
What is your websites primary function?
For example you may want your website to . . .
- simply inform or provide information and industry resources
- become a content rich research information resource
- be your business internet brochure for customer review
- list and show your products, services and photos
- create added value and interest in your business or other web sites
- funnel interested leads to your web forms, phones, physical location
- help create and set appointments, inquiry's or free estimates
- create sign ups or interest to join a club or membership program
- sell products and services from the site If so - what type of transactions will you accept ie PayPal, credit card, order by web form or phone?
Some other questions you can ask yourself are . . .
Why do you want a website?
What you want it to do for you?
What do you want your website to accomplish?
How would you determine the ultimate success or failure of the site?
Additionally you may want to think about and write down . . .
Do you have long term goals or a plan for your website?
Who or whom is your target market - user audience?
Next - we will look at what "lights your fire" . . .
Start first with what you already have and keep it simple . . .
It may help to better organize the project if you work your way through the topics presented within the next few article pages. You can start with any of the topics. To get going and motivated we recommend you begin with the ones you already have some current information on. You can ignore the topics that do not apply to your business or website objectives.
What is the purpose of your website?
This is extremely foundational yet do not confuse this with your mission. This is about the function of the website. What you want it to do.
What is your websites primary function?
For example you may want your website to . . .
- simply inform or provide information and industry resources
- become a content rich research information resource
- be your business internet brochure for customer review
- list and show your products, services and photos
- create added value and interest in your business or other web sites
- funnel interested leads to your web forms, phones, physical location
- help create and set appointments, inquiry's or free estimates
- create sign ups or interest to join a club or membership program
- sell products and services from the site If so - what type of transactions will you accept ie PayPal, credit card, order by web form or phone?
Some other questions you can ask yourself are . . .
Why do you want a website?
What you want it to do for you?
What do you want your website to accomplish?
How would you determine the ultimate success or failure of the site?
Additionally you may want to think about and write down . . .
Do you have long term goals or a plan for your website?
Who or whom is your target market - user audience?
Next - we will look at what "lights your fire" . . .
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