Too often companies make the mistake of spending a small fortune on a web site, posting it on the internet expecting immediate results, and then letting it sit. A static web site is rarely good for anything except collecting cyber-dust. It must be promoted and frequently updated and developed.

So the term “maintenance” is actually a bit of a misnomer. Web sites really should “develop”, “progress”, and “evolve” according to the needs of the company they represent.

How we help our client’s sites “evolve”:

• Creative solutions. The economy is changing. The internet is changing. Your business is changing. Your needs are changing. Your web site better be changing too. Usually this is as simple as keeping information current or providing more of it. Sometimes a site needs to be renovated or reorganized to keep visitors interested. Whatever the needs, we’re here to help identify them and find creative solutions to keep your site a dynamic and active place and a valuable resource for your company.
  
  
• Your site, reporting in. Imagine how nice it would be to have a web site that regularly reports on how many visitors it had received and what they were interested in. Ours do. Each month our clients automatically receive an email status report with information on the number of visitors to the home pages, as well as each of the sub pages. If traffic is slow, it won’t tell you why, but that’s what we’re here for. (more info on reporting)
  
  
• The fee-free solution. Many web design companies charge a fee for every change made to a customer’s site. We recognize that large additional costs are a disincentive for making updates or additions to a web site, so we’ve included a set amount of service in the monthly hosting and maintenance fee. See the chart below for more information.