How do I create an effective website for my business?
I would like to promote my Toefl/Ielts courses online. How do I create an effective website.
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Dec 18, 2017
What about some website design services for it? I have used the help of the guys from https://weblium.com and they created a couple of awesome websites for my business. I think you will find them interesting and helpful too. Take a look there ;)
Dec 13, 2017
If you're not a tech savvy person, just pick one of these highly customizable consulting wordpress theme https://www.templatemonster.com/category/consulting-wordpress-themes/ and add your content. If you aim to build an effective and aesthetically-pleasing website for your business, be sure to go with any of those themes!
Dec 4, 2017
I have just created my first business and I need to enhance the online presence by making a business website. So I've been currently looking for a user-friendly website builder and accidentally discovered this review here - website builders for buusiness . Maybe, you will find it useful too. Good luck with your website!
Feb 10, 2017
Your website effectiveness will depend on its appearance, first of all. If you want your website to look professional and to attract clients, you have to design it accordingly. Here's a great article on website building, you can use it as your guideline http://www.webbuildersguide.com/website-builder-categories/website-builders-for-business/. Good luck to you!
Sep 12, 2016
Hi,
I would be possible that you have someone who can make you an responsive website. Or other thing is that you can completely outsource the website work.
http://mobisoftinfotech.com/services/responsive-website-design-services
Sep 9, 2016
I have recently started a small business, and I created the website for it using free website builder from http://www.webstarts.com It is a very good tool which offers some free templates which you can easily customise. I can recommend it to everyone here too, maybe you will like it
Jun 15, 2016
It's important to consider what your website will require which will help you decide on whether to hire someone for the job or if you can create it yourself. When you have thought about the functionality you need to incorporate in it you can then best choose a designer or website platform to use. Have a look at your competitors - what content management system/website platform do they use and what features have they incorporated in theirs? Will you be selling your coures on the website? Things you must include are a contact page, privacy policy and information about you or your business. SEO is an important factor as you want potential students to be able to easily find you in search engines. Check out my article about preparing for your website's development to give you some food for thought: http://www.ctrlf5webservices.com.au/website-development-preparation
Jun 5, 2016
www.WIX.com is pretty good and low cost. It seems easy to use. There is a cost for add ons that you can buy for a few bucks as you need them. I'm impressed so far and have used several options in the past.
Jun 4, 2016
There is a great tool by Adobe called Muse. You are able to develop a website with no programming needed. There are a lot of resources and YouTube videos that explain how to use it and set up a basic website.
I used it for my website and it was very intuitive. If I needed to learn how do something, Google University once again helped.
Please contact me if you have any questions. I will be more than happy to help.
Jun 4, 2016
An effective website rests in excellent content, superior SEO and Marketing. Harnessing Social Media for marketing will become an important part of your planning pre build; By my definition of effective.
Make a list of these suggestions...you gather here and elsewhere; you will see recurring suggestions. Make them your map to your website.
Getting a website SEEN, if it has a solid product or message, will be your focus. Yet you need to think about this BEFORE you build to include these technical features. You can draw a visual of your website- nothing fancy- just pencil and paper- yet get the LOOK in your mind's eye on paper to show your developer. You can also find a couple websites you are drawn to already to share with your developer as a visual example. Do both!
Make decisions NOW. A undecided client is very difficult for a developer. You will have more ease and dynamic progress if you have what you want firm in your mind. NOW- I am not speaking of content and what features- as for fonts, colors, etc..that does not need to be set in stone- those creative pieces emerge organically as you begin to fill in your content and arrange the pages and the features of the website. They may also change over time to reflect your dialing in and tightening up your optics.
Yet effective is an interesting word- what is the goal- to effectively SELL a product? Yes? So Sales will be your measuring metric? Or will reviews of peers, sharing on other sites, visits? what is your measure of "effective"?
Sift through that. Once you are firm with what the success will look like you can speak that to your developer. Get really clear on this point- what is effective to you and what would that look like in 3 months, 6 months and a year? 2 years? 5? Know those answers!
Good luck and if you would be so kind please send me a link to your completed website, save my name and email, as I'd love to take a look at it published and live!
Kindly,
Jade T Hunter