RE: [AmayaEMB] Needing Web Site Developer/Host Suggestions

Planning out what the site should look like is good. Go to other people's sites and look at things you like and write them down. Even if they are in very different industries, note the things, colors, buttons etc. You will see many common things you like and you will find many of those features are standard in today's e-comm packages. Also, forget all the late-night commercials that say they are making $1000s per day as soon as they opened the website (maybe one in 10,000 sites has that kind of success and it is certainly not in embroidery.) It has taken us 12 days to become an overnight success and we have out survived 98% of all websites on the Internet. Sales will be slow and you will have to promote your site against very large, very well funded companies. That being said, no small company should be without a website. We sell mostly first aid and medical products. We are now in Virginia for the last 7 years. 45 invoices per year in this State and 3,000 in the other 49 states per year. We don't rely on local business, but 98% of our customers find us on the Internet. It just takes time. You can attach your domain to a free apparel site (see Sanmar, Atlantic coast cotton or alpha and get an account.) The site will have your name and phone on it even if it can't take orders online.) Sign the domain up for every free listing you can. May be spend 29.95 to have a company submit it to hundred of small search engines (once a year) Since it takes 2 week to 6 months to get listed with these sites you have time to make the site better and better and/or to switch it over to a full e-comm site while the domain is still building traffic. When the site's ecomm is working, then list with Goggle and Yahoo so the site looks it's best when they look at it and this will help you rate higher. Since it takes time for people to find your site and get interested enough to call or shop for pricing you are still not out of pocket too much yet. Don't ever worry that when you announce your opening that someone will desperately need you to make 200 shirts the first week. It just does not happen, but you can start your marketing long before the first prospect arrives. Don't beleave any company that says it will build traffic in days - they are eight crooks, amateurs or the good ones will need to charge to $10s of thousands per month to pull that off. And all this still may have only cost you $8 while you are writing that business plan. Hopes this helps, Steve Hull Co-Founder Crisis Management Systems Inc. DBAs: and much more Phone: 434 973-8030 Fax: 434 973-4070 shop: Production Headquarters: 1610 Quail Run Unit C, VA 22911 An innovative family of websites that specialize in Safety, First aid, and Emergency Response products and services. From: On Behalf Of Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 10:41 AM To: Subject: Re: [AmayaEMB] Needing Web Site Developer/Host Suggestions Thanks, Steven. I am slowly moving forward. I still have to procure vendors for the items I want to have available for customers, and several other important steps in the business plan, but I will certainly nab a domain name, so it doesn't get taken. That's the least I can do. Next is to flesh out the web site, and I can fill in the details as I get them. I know I can publish the site to the 'net when I'm ready. Appreciate all the assistance and great tips! Patty Sliney Yahoo! Groups In a message dated 4/24/2008 10:34:42 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, writes: Order your domain - TODAY. Nothing is more annoying than registering it next week or month and its gone. About $8 per year. has the best customer service and prices around. 24 hour phone support - no question to easy or hard for them to help you when you need it. You can get a domain, a website with shopping cart for your items and shop in less than 10 minutes, they are just amazing. The simplest shopping site will cost about $150 per year, not per month. For more bells and whistles. was highly rated. ( we almost went with them, but our needs are very advanced) They have extensive features that upgrade as they add them. They also set up the site very fast. At $39/ per month the price is great, but more importantly your website company has to be rock solid. You can find free websites but no or little support getting something fixed or set up. Yes, building a site is easy once you learn it all from scratch. (we built all of ours from 1995 until 2005) But yes you will spend about 200-400 hours for your first one. But there are now many great templates that you can use to make a very professional looking website and also remember that you will need to put in most of your own pictures and this also takes a lot of your time to get. Using a pre-made package from a good company these days will most often give to very good results with the least headache. Once a year look around and see if the company is still a good fit. You will probably rebuild it every two years to help it stay fresh and update prices and design 1-2 hours per week. Also being about to take payments from paypal and google is a plus Steven Hull Co-Founder Crisis Management Systems Inc. DBAs: and much more Phone: 434 973-8030 Fax: 434 973-4070 shop: Need a new ride? Check out the largest site for U.S. used car listings at AOL Autos . 7bit Planning out what the site should look like is good. Go to other people’s sites and look at things you like and write them down. Even if they are in very different industries, note the things, colors, buttons etc. You will see many common things you like and you will find many of those features are standard in today’s e-comm packages. Also, forget all the late-night commercials that say they are making $1000s per day as soon as they opened the website (maybe one in 10,000 sites has that kind of success and it is certainly not in embroidery.) It has taken us 12 days to become an overnight success and we have out survived 98% of all websites on the Internet. Sales will be slow and you will have to promote your site against very large, very well funded companies. That being said, no small company should be without a website. We sell mostly first aid and medical products. We are now in Virginia for the last 7 years. 45 invoices per year in this State and 3,000 in the other 49 states per year. We don’t rely on local business, but 98% of our customers find us on the Internet. It just takes time. You can attach your domain to a free apparel site (see Sanmar, Atlantic coast cotton or alpha and get an account.) The site will have your name and phone on it even if it can’t take orders online.) Sign the domain up for every free listing you can. May be spend 29.95 to have a company submit it to hundred of small search engines (once a year) Since it takes 2 week to 6 months to get listed with these sites you have time to make the site better and better and/or to switch it over to a full e-comm site while the domain is still building traffic. When the site’s ecomm is working, then list with Goggle and Yahoo so the site looks it’s best when they look at it and this will help you rate higher. Since it takes time for people to find your site and get interested enough to call or shop for pricing you are still not out of pocket too much yet. Don’t ever worry that when you announce your opening that someone will desperately need you to make 200 shirts the first week. It just does not happen, but you can start your marketing long before the first prospect arrives. Don’t beleave any company that says it will build traffic in days – they are eight crooks, amateurs or the good ones will need to charge to $10s of thousands per month to pull that off. And all this still may have only cost you $8 while you are writing that business plan. Hopes this helps, Steve Hull Co-Founder Crisis Management Systems Inc. DBAs: and much more Phone: 434 973-8030 Fax: 434 973-4070 shop: Production Headquarters: 1610 Quail Run Unit C, VA 22911 An innovative family of websites that specialize in Safety, First aid, and Emergency Response products and services. From: On Behalf Of Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 10:41 AM To: Subject: Re: [AmayaEMB] Needing Web Site Developer/Host Suggestions Thanks, Steven. I am slowly moving forward. I still have to procure vendors for the items I want to have available for customers, and several other important steps in the business plan, but I will certainly nab a domain name, so it doesn't get taken. That's the least I can do. Next is to flesh out the web site, and I can fill in the details as I get them. I know I can publish the site to the 'net when I'm ready. Appreciate all the assistance and great tips! Patty Sliney Yahoo! Groups In a message dated 4/24/2008 10:34:42 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, writes: Order your domain – TODAY. Nothing is more annoying than registering it next week or month and its gone. About $8 per year. has the best customer service and prices around. 24 hour phone support – no question to easy or hard for them to help you when you need it. You can get a domain, a website with shopping cart for your items and shop in less than 10 minutes, they are just amazing. The simplest shopping site will cost about $150 per year, not per month. For more bells and whistles. was highly rated. ( we almost went with them, but our needs are very advanced) They have extensive features that upgrade as they add them. They also set up the site very fast. At $39/ per month the price is great, but more importantly your website company has to be rock solid. You can find free websites but no or little support getting something fixed or set up. Yes, building a site is easy once you learn it all from scratch. (we built all of ours from 1995 until 2005) But yes you will spend about 200-400 hours for your first one. But there are now many great templates that you can use to make a very professional looking website and also remember that you will need to put in most of your own pictures and this also takes a lot of your time to get. Using a pre-made package from a good company these days will most often give to very good results with the least headache. Once a year look around and see if the company is still a good fit. You will probably rebuild it every two years to help it stay fresh and update prices and design 1-2 hours per week. Also being about to take payments from paypal and google is a plus Steven Hull Co-Founder Crisis Management Systems Inc. DBAs: and much more Phone: 434 973-8030 Fax: 434 973-4070 shop: Need a new ride? Check out the largest site for U.S. used car listings at AOL Autos. __._,_.___ Moderator: shop me direct with any problems. :) Your shop settings: Individual Change settings via the Web (Yahoo! ID required) Change settings via shop: Switch delivery to Daily Digest | Switch to Fully Featured Visit Your Group | Yahoo! Groups Terms of Use | Purchase __,_._,___ Pzdvyo5Quf/Z

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