Standard Website Hosting Package

Cost: $500 setup - $30/mo

A standard CMS brochure type site, hosted on our servers

Scheduled monthly content updates (as provided by client)
Newsletter subscription app with e-newsletter capability
Contact forms, up to 10
Custom CMS website design and development to match current marketing themes
Galleries, slideshows and graphics as needed*/supplied
GDPR compliant programming and cookies management
Email addresses and/or forwards
SSL encryption for a secure site
Monthly security and software updates
Anti-Spam configurations and list updates
Server-to-client email troubleshooting and support
Sitemap updates with all content updates
Organic SEO built-in with Google and Bing for better search results
Anti-hacking monitoring and support.

Resources for Success

What About Free Website Builder Sites?

Not all web developers are created equally

We've all seen the commercials for GoDaddy, Web.com or Wix. They promise a simple, yet professional site that anyone can create in under an hour. What they don't tell you is that it is just not that simple, and any additional functionality or pages will cost extra. Oh, an email you say, well that will also be extra. With all of that being said, these types of sites do have a purpose.

Achieving the "Optimize" in SEO

we optimize your website for more customers from the moment the Open sign flashes Website architecture has been a focus for SEOs (Search Engine Optimizers) for a long time now, but over the past few years, it’s become even more important. That’s because architecture is the foundation of the entire website. It affects both how visitors interact with your site and whether or not search engines are properly able to analyze your optimized content.

IRS Phone Scams

Government Agencies will not contact you via telephone or E-mail to settle an outstanding issue, including any payment or fee using Walmart Giftcards!

The IRS scam calls have never gone away. Now, however, the calls are supposedly coming from the U.S. Treasury Department or your local Sheriff’s Office. These calls are from scammers, mostly calling from outside the United States, who rout the call through a U.S. Area Code to add legitimacy and fool consumers.