If you want to approach this properly, you will not start with the web pages. A web site that 'works' for its owners is a planned site. Factors you need to consider

• have an understanding of what a web site is (from your users perspective).
• be able to develop a strategy for your web site
• develop a structure of your web site
• know how to plan your site be able to make it easy for your visitors to find their way around your web site
• know how to get your visitors to return to you web site.
• know how to market and promote your new showroom / office

• Have a real understanding of your business and what you want to achieve.
• Concept and aims analysis of your planned web site
• Structure of your web site
• Development of a simple web site from concept to completion
• Developing your web site - or, training you to do so
• Establishing your web site online - and training you to update it
• On-going support over an agreed period.
• Training in the use of their Internet web site as a 'Branch Office'
  • Set up daily routines for your staff member to implement.
  • Advise on necessary time allotment to effectively manage your web 'Branch Office'.
  • Suggest a possible budget for the web 'Branch Office'.
  • Effective Promotion of your web site - online and offline.
  • Suggested uses of email Newsletters
• Suggestions for develop trust with your web site visitors

For further information email me.

David Berghouse