Boer Goats in the Field
Web Design Home and Price List
Boer Goat Farm

Web Site Design

 

Do I need a professional web site design?

At some point, anyone with a small business asks themselves this question.

 
 

Circle Star Boers

If you are looking on this site, there is a good chance you have asked this question already. Of course my answer is that you probably do need one. I have seen some instant successes in web sites over the past few years, and I personally think that anyone who doesn't investigate the e-commerce options that they have on the Internet is missing out on a valuable opportunity.

In the market for small farms and breeders, I was initial skeptical about the prospects of selling livestock through the Internet. In the past couple of years, I have learned otherwise. The Internet is a great marketplace for all kinds of things. In the case of goats, I would have thought that the market was more local, but on several of the web sites I have designed, the owners have sold goats and livestock guardian dogs to people over a thousand miles away.

I have spent a lot of time looking at web sites which promote goats and dogs, and I have learned a few things. First, poorly designed sites (including a lot of do it yourself sites), are often not indexed properly in search engines, and have a difficult time ever getting visitors from search engine results. Secondly, even when people get to a poorly designed site, odds are they will go back to their search results and find a better designed site.

So, when you are looking for a web designer, you want someone who is going to make a professionally designed site that can be indexed in the search engines.

 

W2Kx-Web

 
You also want a designer who has a maintenance plan that includes building your pages up to a good sized site. My recommendation has always been that adding content to a web site is the number one way to get visitors to a site (mainly through search engine credibility). A good goal is to add at least 2 pages per month (which equates to 24 pages a year). I (personally) try to add 2 pages per week to my own site (growing at a rate of 100 or so pages per year).

So, make sure you pick a designer who has growth in mind, and get a site to sell your stock.

Click here for a list of common design mistakes (or at least things that make me surf away from a site).

Web Hosting and Web Design Thumbnails Web Design Frequently Asked Questions and Templates Contact Us about Web Design
Boer Goat

Gregory Motes
CCFDesign.com

Phone: (813) 391-6793

email: webmaster@CCFDesign.com

Copyright © 2003 - 2024
Over 20 Years of Computer Experience!
Designing Web Sites for Boer Goat Farmers and others.
All right reserved

Check out Scaventour.com - Hawaii Scavenger Hunt Book an Outdoor Escape Room in Honolulu, Hawaii

Rabbit Hunting Beagle and Livestock Guardian Dog
Web Design Price List Web Design Services Web Design Frequently Asked Questions Contact us about Web Design CCF Design Logo - Web Pages Designed for Boer Goat Farmers Web Design Home Page Web Design Home Page Web Design Price List CCFDesign - Web Design for Boer Goat Farmers and othe Ranchers, Breeders and Herders CCFDesign - Web Design for Boer Goat Farmers and othe Ranchers, Breeders and Herders Contact us about Web Design Web Design Examples and Templates Web Hosting Web Design Home Web Design Price List Web Design Services Contact Us about Web Design Web Design Frequently Asked Questions Web Design Articles Web Design Worksheet Web Hosting Web Design Portfolio Web Design Frequently Asked Questions Web Design Templates Contact Us My Qualifications as a web designer Thumbnails of Boer Goat Web Designs Web Design Worksheet