Frequently Asked Questions About a Website for Business

No. But I do recommended hosting with either WP Engine, SiteGround, or Cloudways if don’t already have one. They each have excellent customer service.

Domain hosting refers to the actual web address that people type into their browser when they want to visit your site. It includes the name of your company, your contact information, and any other information that you would like visitors to know about you. Website hosting refers to the space where your website resides online. This could include a server, which is a computer that stores all of your files, or a virtual private server, which is a separate computer that acts as if it were part of your own computer.

A premium WordPress theme comes with all the features you need to create a professional looking site. It includes a drag and drop page builder, custom widgets, SEO optimized code, and many other great features.

A WordPress plugin is a piece of software that allows you to add features to your site without having to learn how to code. But a professional plugin is a software application designed specifically for use by web designers and developers. It provides features such as image editing, page layout, CSS, JavaScript, FTP access, etc.

Yes, websites can be made to look good on smaller screens by making sure they are responsive. This means that when someone views your site on a small screen, such as a smartphone or tablet, the content adjusts itself so that it fits the size of the device.

Websites are not the same so it takes time based on size and complexity of the website. And of course, your assistance in providing all the content and images needed to complete the website. A website could take a month while another could take three or more months. If you’re looking for something more complex, such as a custom e-commerce site, then it could take anywhere up to three months

I can work with your business to start creating a basic site, then they add content and functionality over time to reduce the initial cost of building a website.

Just like the cost of a house, the cost of a website for your nonprofit can vary depending on a number of factors that have to do with the complexity of the features and functions to be added to the website.

A basic website costs around $500-$1000. It depends on the features you want and if you need any custom programming. However, if you want to create a professional looking site, then you may need to spend more money. If you want to do something special like include video content, animations, interactive features, etc., then you’ll need to spend more money.

I accept PayPal, checks and all major credit cards. I also accept payments via CasApp, Venmo, or Zelle.

Yes, we do provide training on how to maintain your website. We also provide maintenance services if needed.

However, if you would like us to review your site and give you feedback on how to improve it, then please contact us.

1. Make weekly full backup of databases and theme design files
2. Complete any updates for plugins
3. Updating WordPress core software to the most stable current update
4. Check functionality of all plug‐ins and recommend new ones if support/upgrades are no longer available
5. Edit, revise, update or create new post, pages, and/or textual/minor graphical content.
6. SEO such as Meta tags (title, description, keywords), alt tag, h1, h2, h3.
7. Regular monitoring and updating to ensure performance across all major browsers because not all browsers render sites in the same way.
8. Monitoring your website for downtime and functionality to ensure that everything is working as it should and upgrade where necessary.
9. Some plugins may become outdated and no longer work with the newest version of your website software. Plugins may need upgrading to accommodate the newer version, or become obsolete with the improvements in the website

1. Make weekly full backup of databases and theme design files
2. Complete any updates for plugins
3. Updating WordPress core software to the most stable current update
4. Check functionality of all plug‐ins and recommend new ones if support/upgrades are no longer available
5. Edit, revise, update or create new post, pages, and/or textual/minor graphical content.
6. SEO such as Meta tags (title, description, keywords), alt tag, h1, h2, h3.
7. Regular monitoring and updating to ensure performance across all major browsers because not all browsers render sites in the same way.
8. Monitoring your website for downtime and functionality to ensure that everything is working as it should and upgrade where necessary.
9. Some plugins may become outdated and no longer work with the newest version of your website software. Plugins may need upgrading to accommodate the newer version, or become obsolete with the improvements in the website

Yes. Web audits are used by businesses to ensure that they are meeting all of the requirements set forth by search engines like Google. This ensures that when someone searches for a particular keyword, they will see your site listed first. Web audits help businesses identify potential problems before they become major issues. It also helps businesses with websites determine whether they need to invest in additional website security measures.

We analyze the content of your site, looking for broken links, checking out the code, and making sure that the site is properly optimized for search engine visibility.We look at all aspects of your site, including its design, content, functionality, usability, SEO, etc., and then create a plan for improvement..

Yes, we can but may likely be a separate contract with another trusted third party contactor who is a seasoned expert on content writing.

Yes, we can discuss that as part of your contract and how we can help you link your social media and email marketing accounts with your website.