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Will all the work be done in-house or do you out-source?

This is a very important question to ask because some web developers outsource their website development work - sometimes to students, sometimes to companies in a different time-zone to ours. If this is the case, then alarm bells should ring because of communication problems - students move on and different time-zones are an obvious concern. You also need to ask how secure is the code that's been written and just how long will the website take.

How much will my domain name cost?

You shouldn't be paying your website developer any more than

Have to agree - Google Analytics is by far the best and its FREE

We produced a video for our RentASiteDirect.com website showing how a website utilising the RentASite system could be created in less than 10 minutes.

Worked brilliantly well for us.

The only downside was the fact that the RentASite system has been updated with loads more features, etc and the video very soon became out-of-date.

To do list in 2011 - produce new video!!

Free to install and a great way of montoring how well your marketing campaigns are doing. You will then have an excellent overview in respect of what may need some attention.

Hope this helps

If you install Google Analytics you will be able to monitor how well your website is performing in respect of:

how many visitors,

where they come from,

which pages they visit most

and a whole host of useful information.

It's FREE which is always a bonus.

Hi Mark

Newsletters letters are the perfect way to keep in touch with your existing clients and potential clients.

It's vital that you have some form of data capture on your website, even it's only as simple as a newsletter to sign up to.

Whatever your business, this is one area you can grow your business.

We would recommend utilising the services of MailChimp - very easy to set up and use and initially FREE.

Good luck.

Kind regards

Christine

Is anyone else at the receiving end of bad-tempered, aggressive cold callers?

Two this week already and it's only Wednesday lunch-time.

Is this what the credit crunch is leading to?