FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
It's not too complicated, we do an all inclusive website marketing program for $1699 that includes the first two months of marketing, content production and training. Custom Blog, Fanpage,Twitter, and YouTube are developed or upgraded. There are programs ranging from $79 to $297 for Facebook Fanpages, depending on whether it's a single Fanpage or a multi-page website on Facebook. A new marketing package builds a custom Facebook Fanpage site and integrates with a customized and optimized business blog. It includes the training and a $100 Google AdWords voucher. This program is produced for $395 plus options for minimum to maximum marketing support.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
There are many web platforms to become proficient in, all in order to best serve the needs of the client. From Joomla blog customization, to Google Education Suite for educators, there are always different client problems to solve and the right applications must be used in order to obtain the kind of results you were hired to perform. So there is continuing education, I feel the more you know, the more you discover that there's more to know. It comes down to accepting the fact that as a business person, change is the one thing you can be sure of. You could just put it down as constant personal growth.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I started with building websites and doing pay-per-click in the original Overture system. My bent has been towards producing content, writing blogs. This must have come from my early interest in journalism as a sports editor for my school newspaper. I like producing results and helping clients, while using my creative writing skills on behalf of my clients. I don't get writer's block, but there are times I want to stack up the work and go at it for hours until I've worked through the content that is under contract and deadlines. I suppose you could say, I'm waiting around to get into the mood.