Continued from the previous article “Static Websites Its Pro’s and Con’s“.
Dynamic websites are the websites with the “fancy” features and functions. Some of the dynamic websites you are likely familiar with are Amazon, Buy.com, ebay, Google, Wikipedia, etc. Dynamic websites are not just for big companies or big e-commerce websites/businesses, they also work for and are used by many small businesses. (This blog is a dynamic website.) Continue reading
This article is a continuation from our previous article “How to Choose the Right Website (Static or Dynamic)“.
When it comes to static websites (the “simplier” websites), small business owners often come across two options;
Cookie-cutter websites are typically the sites that are often sold as a monthly subscription fee. If you purchase on of these website, you pick one of the available templates or layout options and you fill in the text and add some of your own pictures.
Here are the pro’s of cookie-cutter websites:
This article will help you choose the right website for your business. If you are already running a business or are considering starting one, having a website has probably crossed your mind, and it should. Today, not having a website for your business is the equivalent to a business not having a telephone number, many years ago. It is one of the tool that almost every business needs when they open their doors. There are many website options out there so the task of choosing the right one for your business can be confusing. This article can help you simplify the shopping and selection process and help you understand your options. Continue reading