Anyone Can Build a Website

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The common myth. With technology today, most hosting and domain services offer free website building tools for dummies.

Unfortunately, this creates a sense of empowerment to many individuals who haven’t a clue as to what they are doing. And while the finished product may look state of the art to the producer (anyone), to an actual web professional, the eyes of  Google (more on this later) and to everyone else who visits their site it is obvious the sites are built on a lame template system.

These site building tools often neglect to inform the builder about the importance of key elements such as meta tags and descriptions and how to use them properly along with incorporating their use into the actual site. This is the Google dilemma. Without proper meta tag data, linking and use of terms specific to the site, Google will not index a site properly and give top ranking to some spam site thats only purpose is to get clicks on ads.

Everyone likes to look and feel smart. These site builders may give you the impression that your site looks great, and you feel smart about yourself for figuring it out. Your clients that may look at your self built site may not think the same way you feel about it.

I can build you a custom built, state of the art site with graphics, that you can manage yourself thus maintaining the integrity of your intelligence. I am familiar with Google’s algorithm for site ranking and can educate you as to how you can personally market your site for maximum exposure on search engines.

As I always say, if you don’t hire me, hire somebody professional who knows what they are doing. Nothing bothers me more than another cheap template site full of errors and lacking proper technology.

For the few hundred dollars you might spend to hire a professional you will see triple the return in your online image and the possibility a website visitor buys something from you or visits your store. It’s all about credibility.

February 2010


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