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Good advice on asking for a new website

Entrepreneur’s Tech Forward blog has some solid advice on what kind of questions you should ask a company before you give them the green light to create a website for you. I agree completely with the advice, and this article is like an outline of the way we approach relationships with new organizations.

A reputable web services company should:

  • Say their first step is to understand your needs
  • Step up when it comes to explaining complicated technology
  • Know what goes into the front end (design) and back end (architecture) of a website.

I’d be happy to share more information about how we interact with clients. Contact me at talance.com for more info.

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4 Responses to “Good advice on asking for a new website”

  1. Lena West Says:
    February 5th, 2008 at 11:36 am

    Thanks for the link to my blog!

    -Lena

  2. admin Says:
    February 5th, 2008 at 11:38 am

    Happy to share the good advice. Thanks for providing it. I’ll be interested to know what kind of feedback you receive to your post.

    - Monique
    Talance.com

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