We highly recommend that anyone who is thinking about building a web site ask themselves some of the following questions: Do the answers you receive make common sense? Are the responses filled with technical jargon or geek speak? Are there too-good-to-be-true guarentees made about total number ofclicks and ranking?
Ask to see the company portfolio. Do you like what you see?
Here is the New Age Solution portfolio
Do they include basic SEO features?
The business web sites of today have moved beyond the informational brochure web sites of the past. Users can find your website through a variety of different sources, including Google keyword searches, blog postings, referring sites and back links. That's why finding a web designer who also has intimate knowledge of how search engines work is extremely important. There are so many myths about Search Engine Optimization (SEO), we posted an informational blog- New Age Solution blog on SEO to be better informed on what SEO is.
Is a fast and reliable e-mail system provided? If so, is personal training included?
Branded e-mail are important because it gives the business owner extra credibility over another business using aol.com, yahoo.com or hotmail.com. We understand that most of our customers are very reluctant to use e-mail, and we try our best to help and educate our customers on how to use email so they can respond quickly to any possible sales leads coming from their website.
Do they give you access to web traffic?
Do they explain what you can see in web traffic?
Do they help optimize pages based on the web traffic pattern in order to drive more focused traffic that can be generated into sales lead?
These are very important questions to ask because we want to create business web sites that are more than just nice-looking, informational web sites. We want your web site to generate traffic and sales leads too.
Are they willing to work with you during the development phase? Do they give you options? Do they let you make changes?
Do they provide timely web master services?
We highly recommend that anyone who is thinking about building a web site ask themselves some of the following questions: Do the answers you receive make common sense? Are the responses filled with technical jargon or geek speak? Are there too-good-to-be-true guarentees made about total number ofclicks and ranking?
Ask to see the company portfolio. Do you like what you see?
Here is the New Age Solution portfolio
Do they include basic SEO features?
The business web sites of today have moved beyond the informational brochure web sites of the past. Users can find your website through a variety of different sources, including Google keyword searches, blog postings, referring sites and back links. That's why finding a web designer who also has intimate knowledge of how search engines work is extremely important. There are so many myths about Search Engine Optimization (SEO), we posted an informational blog- New Age Solution blog on SEO to be better informed on what SEO is.
Is a fast and reliable e-mail system provided? If so, is personal training included?
Branded e-mail are important because it gives the business owner extra credibility over another business using aol.com, yahoo.com or hotmail.com. We understand that most of our customers are very reluctant to use e-mail, and we try our best to help and educate our customers on how to use email so they can respond quickly to any possible sales leads coming from their website.
Do they give you access to web traffic?
Do they explain what you can see in web traffic?
Do they help optimize pages based on the web traffic pattern in order to drive more focused traffic that can be generated into sales lead?
These are very important questions to ask because we want to create business web sites that are more than just nice-looking, informational web sites. We want your web site to generate traffic and sales leads too.
Are they willing to work with you during the development phase? Do they give you options? Do they let you make changes?
Do they provide timely web master services?