| In the
early hours of the morning when the dew soaks through your
shoes, you can see them. Webs spun between blades of grass,
or between the strands of the barbed wire fences. Perfectly
symmetrical, glowing in the breaking dawn... these are the
webs of the Orbweavers.
Orbweavers have been creating perfect
webs for thousands of years. OrbWeavers for slightly less,
but with the same care and attention to detail.
We do have, however, a few quirks you
should know about before you hire us.
We are awkward in person.
Hey, its a geek thing. So I'm told is Bill Gates. We stumble
through presentations and generally do not inspire confidence.
But we'll build you two index pages, free. The first one is
our vision of your site, the second will incorporate your
critiques. All we ask is that you either supply us with images
you want us to use, or accept that clip art has its limitations.
We detest waste. Wasted
time, wasted money, wasted effort. So we aren't going to waste
yours. We encourage you to make use of our worksheet
to get your thoughts together. And we encourage you to use
tried and true marketing tools from our free
tips to build traffic, rather than lavishing resources
on uncertain outcomes.
We see the future, and the winners
have solid customer relations, a
catchall phrase we use to describe the relationship your web
(really, all of your marketing efforts should have) with current
and potential customers. We'll actively encourage you to work
that e-mail list, so start canvassing your staff for good
ideas.
We are here to train, advise, and
assist you in bringing
your web maintenance in-house. Once your initial web,
be it a brochure or e-commerce site has been constructed,
we are not in the business of keeping the inner workings a
deep dark secret known only to geeks. If you want to update,
change, adjust, add to, or maintain your web site yourself,
we're here to help you make that happen. And we'll keep a
copy of your original site, just in case you hit the delete
key by accident.
We prefer e-mail to
virtually any other form of communication. So we'll send information
you can use directly to your e-mail address.
But we bill in snail mail.
Go figure. Web work is due upon receipt of the bill.
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Additional Articles:
Beginnings: You and Your Website
Investing in You: Budgeting for a Website
The Website Worksheet
The WebWorks: Our Portfolio
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