Comments on: Increasing Revenue Through Your Website: Part 1 of 5 http://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5 Thu, 24 May 2012 19:40:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Ecommerce Softwarehttp://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/#comment-5796 Ecommerce Software Sun, 24 Apr 2011 18:20:00 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2822#comment-5796 Wow it is amazing.I think I should try it into my <a href="http://www.webmama.co.uk/seo_directorysubmission.html" rel="nofollow">Ecommerce Website</a> that it can get a lot of visitors.. Thanks for this blog.I'll share it with my facebook friends Wow it is amazing.I think I should try it into my
Ecommerce Website that it can get a lot of visitors..
Thanks for this blog.I’ll share it with my facebook friends

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]]> By: Chris Yokohttp://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/#comment-2506 Chris Yoko Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:41:35 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2822#comment-2506 Hi Michael,<br><br>This is one of those interesting gray areas in web design. We employ quite a few web designers, and I have absolutely no doubt that our custom designed sites, materials and campaigns make a better impression and convert better than templates themselves. I was hoping to use this post for the brand new bootstrapped business who needs something and doesn't have a budget available to invest in the business' image.<br><br>Long term, I believe it is in a company's best interest to have their own look, and invest in design that not only makes an impact, but converts visitors into customers. We do a lot of continued testing and tweaking of design with on going clients and the difference it makes over as little as 3-6 months is major.<br><br>Thanks! Hi Michael,

This is one of those interesting gray areas in web design. We employ quite a few web designers, and I have absolutely no doubt that our custom designed sites, materials and campaigns make a better impression and convert better than templates themselves. I was hoping to use this post for the brand new bootstrapped business who needs something and doesn't have a budget available to invest in the business' image.

Long term, I believe it is in a company's best interest to have their own look, and invest in design that not only makes an impact, but converts visitors into customers. We do a lot of continued testing and tweaking of design with on going clients and the difference it makes over as little as 3-6 months is major.

Thanks!

]]> By: Chris Yokohttp://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/#comment-2508 Chris Yoko Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:37:10 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2822#comment-2508 Hi Scott, thanks for heads up on Weebly, I'm not too familiar with them but will have to check them out. Hi Scott, thanks for heads up on Weebly, I'm not too familiar with them but will have to check them out.

]]> By: Chris Yokohttp://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/#comment-2509 Chris Yoko Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:35:28 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2822#comment-2509 Nick, I totally agree, it is a very small price to pay to have complete control of your information. Nick, I totally agree, it is a very small price to pay to have complete control of your information.

]]> By: Greg Rolletthttp://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/#comment-2511 Greg Rollett Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:27:00 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2822#comment-2511 I agree here too. You need to host your own site, own the data and have a unique design. With things like Wordpress there is no reason you can't have something up in a few minutes (1 click installs from hosting accounts help too). <br><br>Good starter post in the series. Looking forward to see where this is headed. I agree here too. You need to host your own site, own the data and have a unique design. With things like WordPress there is no reason you can't have something up in a few minutes (1 click installs from hosting accounts help too).

Good starter post in the series. Looking forward to see where this is headed.

]]> By: Jared O'Toolehttp://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/#comment-2507 Jared O'Toole Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:25:00 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2822#comment-2507 I've used a lot of freebie web templates and I think they def. work just fine. But in the end paying up to get some kind of professional design work done almost always turns out better. Its always up to the person but if you make the investment I think you usually see the positive results. I've used a lot of freebie web templates and I think they def. work just fine. But in the end paying up to get some kind of professional design work done almost always turns out better. Its always up to the person but if you make the investment I think you usually see the positive results.

]]> By: Jared O'Toolehttp://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/#comment-2510 Jared O'Toole Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:22:37 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2822#comment-2510 Agreed Nick. Pay up for the hosting space. Its really cheap and does provide a lot of benefits down the road. Agreed Nick. Pay up for the hosting space. Its really cheap and does provide a lot of benefits down the road.

]]> By: Michael Keyhttp://under30ceo.com/increasing-revenue-through-your-website-part-1-of-5/#comment-2505 Michael Key Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:15:23 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2822#comment-2505 Being a designer, I'm kind of opposed to using freebie web templates. I think you can get a great and UNIQUE design with a small investment. A great help to me has been to purchase a couple of the very plain yet highly customizable templates like Thesis, this way I can always create something different in a similar fashion.<br><br>Great post, looking forward to part 2. Being a designer, I'm kind of opposed to using freebie web templates. I think you can get a great and UNIQUE design with a small investment. A great help to me has been to purchase a couple of the very plain yet highly customizable templates like Thesis, this way I can always create something different in a similar fashion.

Great post, looking forward to part 2.

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