All small businesses need a website. Yes, that is a sweeping statement but it’s one that I truly believe. But not all businesses have the budget to pay a web designer to create a website for them. It can be difficult, particularly when you’re first starting up and every penny counts.
So, what if you can set up your own site? It’s definitely doable, but there’s so much information out there it can be tricky to know where to start.
That’s where I come in. I know a thing or two about websites, and can help you focus on the essentials so that you can get up and running with minimum fuss. Sound good? Have a little look around my site to see what I’m offering, or jump straight in and contact me to find out how I can help you.
I will help you get your head around setting up a website for the first time or getting better results from your existing website.
I will guide you through the process of setting up your own website, whether you’re building it yourself or would like to have it built for you.
If you’ve already got a website but feel like you’re not getting the best out of it, I will help you form a plan to improve its performance.
I provide video training to give you the confidence to set up and maintain your website. Bespoke training packages and online courses.
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