Sure you can spiff up your website all on your own. But do you have the time? Don’t you have more important matters to attend to?

I will:

1. Clear out the mess and freshen up your existing website.
2. Optimize it for speed and performance.
3. Add some pizzazz and new features: – Parallax  – Animation  – Popups  – Video
4. Evaluate or if necessary, set up your Social Media Network. Your presence on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and others is a must. Providing your customers with a seamless interconnected experience can make a world of difference.
5. Review the costs, services and performance provided by your existing hosting company.

Or for about the same cost… I can build you a modern, state of the art, high performance website.

I specialize in Premium Themes developed for the worlds most used CMS (contentment Management System) WordPress. Over 50% of all websites including Enterprise scale corporations now use WordPress.

Also includued: Secure, CPI compliant processing of electronic payments including: Major Credit Cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and others.

1. 1. Be clear– Call to Action or Contact Buttons must be front and center. Don’t make visitors search for Who you are…What you are offering or How to contact you.
   2. Website Load Speed– Most consumers expect a web page to load in 2 seconds or less. 80% will not return to make a purchase from a sluggish site again. Nearly half will share their poor experience with a friend.
   3. Stock images- Once common their use is declining. They are often poor quality, irrelevant or look unprofessional.
   4. Confusing site navigation- Must be obvious and navigable. Categories must be organized, readable and clickable.
   5. Website Clutter– The best way to have visitors leave your site. Visitors hate being disrupted. I do not use “interrupt marketing”.
   • Ad prompts
   • Bright, flashy colors
   • Graphics splashed all over the page
   • Auto-play videos
   • Background music
   • Aggressive Popups
   • Too many flash images
   6. Responsive Design– The # 1 cause of site failure. Over 60% of internet users search, get their news and make purchases on mobile devices…their tablets and cell phones. When is the last time you checked how your website renders on non-desktop devices?• Do you like what you see? • Are images stretched to blurriness? • Did you find broken or un-clickable links or even missing paragraphs? • Does it take forever, for a new page to open? It is critical that your website render elegantly across all devices. Consumers demand it and Search engines penalize those that do not prioritize mobile design with lower rankings.
   7. Fresh Updates– Research shows that your website should be updated regularly. Especially, blog sites and newsletters. Visitors seeing months old posts or the same copy and images from years past will assume you are not paying attention or do not care. So why should they? Your customers as well as the major Search Engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo) “demand fresh content” in order to be considered relevant. This also effects your rankings.**Your existing customers may tolerate an outdated, sluggish, poorly designed website experience for a while longer. But don’t they deserve better? Let’s give them what they deserve.