The six most asked questions we receive follow: 
Topic A Time and investment to build a web site Question 1 How much and how long does a web site take?
Answer:
A web site can be built in a week’s time, but the usual process takes three or four weeks. The process involves a number of meetings between builder and customer, so weeks can go by. The typical investment for a small to medium size business is $500 to $2000 with size and complexity of a site being the big things in determining overall cost. Question 2
What kind of ongoing costs are associated with a site?
Answer: Your investment for having a site hosted is $15 per month. Updates to a site performed by us run from $9 to $69 per month. Major changes to a site could be more. Topic B Profit, ROI and Customer Service Question 1 Is anyone other than the big guys making money on the Web?
Answer: Yes, we have one customer that sold twenty or so items at $10,000 to $20,000 each over the course of last year. All because of
a web site. And Brian Smyth’s ten year old son has sold two Pokemon trading cards via the Net that have more than covered his total investment in Pokemon. Point is, people are doing it and the ones who are doing well aren’t going around telling everyone else. Question 2 What else can a Net strategy do for us?
Answer:
Reduce costs, lower inventory, create new customers, increase sales from clients and help you hang on to existing customers as we all move through turbulent times. Topic C Web sites Question 1 Can’t I just have a friend of a friend build our site?
Answer: Yes, and if they are just part-timers or if they are only technical types, you will probably end up hiring someone professional to redo or upgrade your site. Question 2
How often should we update the site?
Answer: How often are your customers looking for changes? How often do your products and services change? At a minimum, your site must change once per month. We do help customers change the content of their site. | 
