We believe there are two types of people: business owners and entrepreneurs. One of the most common mistakes business owners make when it comes to a website is that they see their websites as an expense, rather than an investment.

Entrepreneurs understand that when you spend money on the business it’s an investment ON the business, not as an expense, and those entrepreneurs can justify the value of that expense by understanding the return that investment will bring.

For example A, someone buys a website from a developer for $3000 to build a static website. Seems like a lot, but with a better looking and better performing site you might be able to convert visitors into customers who would have left the site because it took too long to load or looked out of date and awful and like you can’t be trusted.

Example B someone spends $3,000 and suddenly that website is bringing in an extra $10,000 a year or more after some time in new business. If you could spend $3,000 and in a year make $10,000 off of it, would you make that “investment”? We know those numbers are exemplary, but that doesn't mean it's not possible. We've had some clients double their business after a year working with us.

Let’s look a how we do things. we sell websites for $175 a month. Some might be thinking “why should I pay every month for years?” Think about this way, with all the benefits our static sites have, did it bring in more than $175 a month in value this month? The answers almost always going to be yes. A painter, for example, would make $800+ per new client. If our sites bring in only an extra 1 client per month that’s a $650 return. And every new customer you get every month only adds to the value you receive from our sites. And for that $175 a month you have someone on call 24/7 to handle your website for you, make updates to the site for changes in the priorities of search algorithms, and answer any question you may have. You are getting more than just a website, you're getting a partner who is also invested in the success of your business.

Websites are a lot like tattoos - you get what you pay for. If you want something slapped together that looks generic or outdated which might make people avoid you, then that’s what you’ll get for a $300 website from Craigslist or Fiverr. Much like finding a tattoo artist, you need to do some research and find reputable developers who can answer all your questions and just make a high quality, beautiful product.

So with all these cheap and quick options available to build a website, it’s important to know that a great website will never come from that price point. It should actually be a deterrent. If I had to get surgery, we certainly wouldn’t trust the doctor found online to do it for $350 when it costs $4000 everywhere else. It just screams lack of quality and lack of effort and somewhere along the line they are skipping a few steps to crank it out as fast as possible to make as much money as possible with as little effort as possible. Your business deserves better. If you want the cheap site, expect cheap results. But if you want it done right, that’s where a real developer comes in.

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