Check List ...

• Why do I want a website?
• Do I wish to promote my business / brand name?
• Am I publicising a new or existing business?
• Am I advertising a new line?
• Do I wish to make it easier for potential customers to contact me?
• Do I wish customers to place orders and make payments?

Did you know ...

In Ireland, you may be able to claim up to half the cost (to a maximum of €1000) of developing your initial site from your local enterprise board (in Limerick, Limerick City Enterprise Board, E-Business Initiative

Contact us anytime to discuss your ideas.

As you get known for your website, you will begin to receive feedback from your customers, both current and new.  This feedback, and the emails you receive, will tell you how effective the site is.

Now that your website is up and running, generating interest in you and in what you have to offer, you will want it to do even more work for you.  One way to do this is to change the content every so often.  This keeps it fresh in the eyes of your frequent visitors.

• Who is my target audience? What geographic area?
• How do I want the audience to respond?
• How will I judge the effectiveness of my site?
• How will I promote / advertise my site?
• How much shall I spend?
• Will this be a static website, or shall it require regular updates? (e.g. to advertise new stock)?
• Have I seen one or more websites on which to model my site?
• Do I have a www name? If not, what shall it be? In addition, will it be a dotcom, dotie or...?
• Will I link my site into other sites?

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You can do a "whois" search here to check if your www name is available.
It is important to get other sites linking into you to increase your visibility.

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