Better Business

Doing better business, doing business on the web, ecommerce, customer service, and how design and marketing can help your business.

Custom Website Pricing – What You Need to Know

I’ve actually seen ads like this on websites that will go unnamed, but really do operate as a “race to the bottom” when it comes to pricing professional services such as website design and programming:

New Website for Users Who Will Create Accounts

“This project is a website where potentially thousands of users will create accounts that will be permanent in nature (they’ll keep years and years). Users will enter personal photos and information. Users [...]

Top Ways a Custom Designed Website Will Help Your Small Business

In this article, I discuss some things to avoid and how a custom, professional website can help your business succeed.

Why your website needs Terms of Service

Most people think of Terms of Service (sometimes called Terms and Conditions or Terms of Use) as a very long statement full of legalese that is accessible only for companies such as Apple or Amazon that have the ability to pay thousands of dollars in legal fees. Terms of Service is an excellent way to protect a website and your business...

Why Your Website Needs a Privacy Policy

You know that an issue is hot if the Presidential candidates are talking about it - privacy and the role of companies in protecting that privacy is definitely up there in terms of popularity. It seems like every other day there is a new Senate hearing on the subject. But what does that have to do with your company?

What a Small Business Really NEEDS in a Website

Let's say you have a small business or professional office. You're not going to do e-commerce. You won't be taking payments online. You won't be communicating with clients or customers directly through your website. You just want to establish your online presence. What do you really need in a website?

Top 2 Ways to Track Your Website for Better Marketing Success

Getting your small business website up and running is a big accomplishment. But then you begin to wonder, "Is anyone even visiting my site?" You have no way of knowing how people are finding you, who's visiting your site, or what they're doing once they get there. Even when you make a sale, you have no idea what inspired the customer...

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