When it comes to websites, things can be a little tricky. Does your business need one? Why or why not? What does a website even do? How do you get one?
Industries can get tricky, especially when you factor in social media and different ad buying. If your customers are found on social media and maybe never even need to click to a website, maybe you don’t need one. Maybe you need one anyways?
What about a bad website? Is a bad one worse than not having one at all?
This blog post isn’t intended to just be a list of questions but here we are. One of our featured contributors, Stanley Igboanugo, set out to answer all your website questions and even asked a few more. It’s a tricky subject so he dove in deep with a detailed three-part series dishing out tons of information and even some really great additional resources. It’s intended to help you understand the importance but also walk you through how to accomplish it in a way that will lead to lasting success.
Part 1
If you want to start at the beginning you can read “Does Your Small Business Need A Website in 2022?” by heading here.
Part 2
After that, or maybe you like to skip around, you can check out “Are there Cheap Ways To Get a Website?” over at this link right here.
Part 3
And to wrap it all up and send you on a path to success, we have “Are Websites Useful in Every Industry?” posted right here.
Stanley is a wealth of knowledge that he’s gained from learning, studying, working and failing upward. So, if you have any questions for him or anyone on our team, you can reach out and ask us anything. We will try our best to help.
Here is a sneak peak to the first post with his Key Tip:
If you need a good website designed for free, consider visiting the Free Website Guys. Also, you can consider hiring inexpensive freelance web designers at sites like iWorker and Fiverr. On these sites, you’ll gain access to a pool of vetted freelancers who will deliver outstanding work at an affordable price.
Brandan is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago and has worked for Method Studios, Akron Children’s Hospital and Outcome Health creating content for marketing, education, TV commercials, music videos and short films. In 2017, he created 26Made (formerly Parallel Vision Post), an independent post-production studio in Avon, OH. In 2018, he launched the Cleveland chapter of the Freelancer’s Union SPARK program which he currently Co-Leads. In 2020, he launched Engage Small to encourage engagement for small businesses and freelancers. You can see way too many pictures of his kids on instagram.
In the little free time that any parent has, he loves to write (a never-ending fiction book) and watch Cleveland sports.
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