I love looking up menus online, and I was disapointed to find many of my local restaurants either didn’t have a website or were out of date. In part of my “Buy Local” program, I’ve put together a customized, low cost solution to help Nevada County Restaurants get online.

You just contracted with the best deisgner in town and had a new website put together. You admit it looks great – just the right measure of flash and professionalism. Since you’ve changed the design though, your web sales are down. Google Analytics is showing that people aren’t just clicking on the categories and posts on your home page. What happened?

You may have developed the greatest product since sliced bread. You may even be giving it away for free. But if no one knows that your amazing business or organization exists, how will they ever make a purchase from you?

Your business has put up a blog, but now you’re at a loss as to what you should put on there. We have a 5 step plan to creating a blog post that promotes your business, and you can write it in less than 30 minutes!

Coming soon!

Coming soon!

Adding opportunities for prospective customers to interact with your business in a positive way allows you to gain trust as an online entity. Trust is fundamental when doing business online because without it many prospects are unwilling to make that final step and part with their hard earned cash. By utilizing tools such as blogs and newsletters you can help cultivate a sense of trust that will encourage prospects to turn into customers. It’s something that I like to call “pre-customer service.”

You may be wondering why I provide free tutorials to teach small business owners to do exactly what I do. It’s simple. Listen to this podcast to learn about the unique business philosophy behind WeeWebWork.

We’re changing the look and feel of the website to more accurately reflect our customer base. Expect to see a few changes over the next 24 hours.

This Friday we’re improving our grammar one comma at a time.