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Hi Mobyme.
Could you get me on page 1 of google for an organic search for 'Web design London'.
Lets say i have 10K for starters. Whats your refund policy?
Do you have one?
;)
99% of logos are created in Adobe Illustrator.
This is the industry standard graphics tool of choice for every graphic designer. If gradients were a problem, you'd have to remove about 70% of the worlds branding Lol! Vector gradients can be scaled up or down without any image degredation. To...
Thanks for the advice. But i notice many members here are promoting their services and recommending others; and some show their domain name after a thread.
Seems unfair!
Be very careful with SEO consultants. 90% are just crooks looking to take your cash in return for empty promises. Its an unregulated area and people setting up from back rooms with websites and telephone. I would suggest you buy a good seo book - written in the last 10 months, and study it...
Hi Andy.
I replied to this thread yesterday, but its been deleted. Not sure why.
So here's another try.
There are many new web builders out there offered by hosting companies like 1&1 and also dedicated services like Wix. It really depends on a few factors:
1. How much are you willing to...
Magento is the biz! But you'll want at least a virtual private server as its a slug on shared hosting. There are other ecommerce solutions out there. Have you considered Prestashop - awesome! Also Opencart is very nice, you can sell digital products too.
You can use Wordpress as an ecommerce...
Hi TommyGG,
yes, you are right about brand building and i would agree that 1 site encompassing all services is the best way to go. But many big companies in high competition areas are funnelling in traffic from more than one site. It depends on the service and product(s) too. I'm not suggesting...
I agree with websitehandyman. If i was you, i'd migrate the blog over to wordpress - self hosted. You could make some serious money just by putting affiliate adds on your site and earning commission.
Wish i got that number of visitors wow!
Can you see? You've found a niche man! Keep it quiet...
Get into bed with Google by John Smith is a great little book and you can grab it at amazon also as a kindle version.
There's a guy on youtube producing amazing seo videos.
Not sure if i can put an url here as i'm below 15 posts! :rolleyes:
It all depends on the product or service!
Here's a list of who might need a website and typical price.
Harry - Blog about Hamsters: FREE wordpress.com
Jon - Needs a 5 page website for his 2 man Plumbing Business: £200 - £500
Juliette - Wants to sell her bespoke jewellery: eCommerce £350 - £1200...
No worries Fisicx. As Rudi said, i didn't say 'Host with Godaddy'. I recommended buying domains from them only or namecheap.com, but hosting with a UK based company - Heart internet, 1&1 etc.
Have a good weekend all!