Your small biz website: Light the fuse or thank the Muse?
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This document provides guidance on developing a small business website, covering topics such as purpose, target audiences, domain names, hosting, content management systems, content, functional components, design process, and search engine optimization best practices. The key recommendations are to start by defining the website purpose and target audience, select a domain name before incorporating, research keywords, choose required functionality, develop content, customize a pre-built content management system theme, and plan ongoing maintenance and analytics.
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Your small biz website: Light the fuse or thank the Muse?
- 1. Your Small Business Website: Light the Fuse or Thank the Muse?
- 7. Branding
- 9. Advertising
- 11. Educate / Spread Information Town Crier
- 12. Keeping up with the Jones’s
- 13. Ready for Lift Off?
- 14. Not Yet
- 18. Influencers
- 19. Know who you are trying to reach
- 20. Domain Names
- 28. WordPress
- 29. WordPress Editor
- 30. Drupal
- 31. Revolution Theme
- 32. Becomes This
- 33. Thesis Theme
- 41. Original Website
- 42. First Mock Up
- 43. Third Mock Up
- 44. Fifth Mock Up
- 45. Seventh Mock Up
- 46. Final Mock Up
Notes de l'éditeur
- Good morning My name is Jim Spencer – president and founder of JBS Partners I work along side solo entrepreneurs and small businesses building new websites and blogs and providing related marketing services. JBS Partners was founded in 2002 in Winchester, MA. and serves clients from here to California.