Got Questions About Your Website?
Here are some questions we hear a lot...
How much will my website cost?
Well, that depends on how big your website is, and what type of site it is. I bill by the hour, and you get an estimate up front letting you know what you can expect....(read the rest)
What are the ongoing monthly fees I'll have to pay?
No matter what, every website must be hosted somewhere. Depending on your needs, hosting a website will run you somewhere between $10 and $50 each month. If we have built, are going to build or currently maintain your site, then you may also be eligible for hosting on our own private client server(s), which runs between $20 and $30/month. This is a bonus service we offer to our clients: click here to contact us and learn more about our managed hosting program for existing clients and why it may be an excellent choice for your site... (or read the rest)
What is the answer to Life, the Universe and Everything?
42. If you can tell me which book this FAQ originally came from, then things are likely going to work out well between us.
I want to be at the top of the list at Google and Yahoo. Can you do this for me?
Answer: Anyone who says an unequivocal yes to this is also probably going to ty to sell you beachfront property in Arizona too. The answer is yes and no, though this video pretty much sums up our approach to search engine optimization... (read the rest of the answer or watch the video)
What happens when I ask you for a bid, and what is the process like after that?
In our initial consultation, we will ask you to provide us with some examples of what you like-- either other websites, magazine ads, logos... whatever your project entails. One client once brought a purse as an example of the feeling she wanted for her website. We will want you to let us know what your objectives are and what kinds of things you like-- either design-wise or feature-wise... (read the rest)
Talk to me about all this junk email I'm getting. Do I have to deal with this?!
Answer: Once again, yes and no. Junk mail (spam) is the scourge of the internet. Here's how it works...(read the rest)

