Frequently Asked Questions

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"Thank you so much for all your
work in getting application to this point.

I would like to say it has been a pleasure dealing with you on this project and I have enjoyed it immensely. Once again, thanks for your patience and hard work…"

Lorene Earnshaw
Ricoh NZ

Q. Does my business need a website?

A. Up until now, the only way a small business could market to customers was by using expensive advertising media. Most companies can't afford regional or network radio and TV advertising, or expensive national magazines. But with a web site, they now have a very cost-effective way to reach the vast community of customers through the internet.

Q. How long does it take to complete my website?

A. An average site of 5 pages would normally take 7-14 days to develop. However, this depends on the complexity of the pages and also on the participation level of the customer. It is very important for the customer to provide us with all requested information on a timely basis.

Q. What is the cost of a website?

A. We offer small business website plans as well as larger e-commerce sites. Because of the various sizes and needs of websites, to quote you a price, contact us or send your query and we will be happy to discuss your needs.

Q. What are the benefits of having a website?

A. Let us ask you some questions. How much do you spend on Yellow Pages advertising each year? What about print communications and the staff time that is spent on marketing materials? A website is a valuable investment that complements your current marketing, sales, recruiting, and communications tools. You can expect a 6 to 12 months return on your website investment through cost savings alone.

A website designed to sell your product or service is working for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. People around world can access your site, read your information and contact you anytime of day by simply ending you an email. No more turning customers away when its time to close for the day, putting up a note saying closed for public holiday, or leaving an irritating message on your answering service specifying your trading hours.

Many regular internet users now prefer to search for a service, product or organization on the internet rather than through a more traditional method like the Yellow Pages. If your organization is not on the internet you could be missing out.