Here are my top 5 tips for planning your website development costs

Tip 1 - Auto-renew Your Domain. If your domain expires, so does your website. Alternatively you can pay your web designer to manage the domain billing for you.

Tip 2 - Compare Quotes On Like-for-like Specification. Cheap web designers will result in cheap looking websites, so it is important to question if the cheap quotes include the same set of features as the more expensive ones.

Tip 3 - DIY Does Not Equate To Enterprise Level Websites. When your business grows, your website will need scaling and the quality of your site depends on your technical ability. Be willing to pay for professional help. 

Tip 4 - Expect Ongoing Support Costs. Consider the ongoing support, maintenance and hosting fees.

Tip 5 - Ask For A Fixed Price Quote Up Front For Any Updates. Then you know exactly how much you will be billed in advance. 

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How Much Does A Website Cost

We might not have met yet, but I’m guessing your business is successful and growing steadily? Perhaps you feel like your business has started to coast, but it’s now ready to grow more quickly.

Many of my clients feel frustrated and dissatisfied before they reach out to me. They lack direction on how to grow their business. But, growing your business is as simple as gaining clarity around your products, value proposition, and pricing.

Can you imagine the power of knowing exactly what your business looks like in 3 years? And being able to ‘feel’ what that business looks like in 3 years?

ARE YOU LEAVING MONEY ON THE TABLE?

In your business, there will be money left on the table. We’ll find it by:

• Identifying which of the three common pricing mistakes you are making
• Looking into the limiting beliefs and fears that are stopping you
• Developing your products into assets which attract new clients into your business
• Exploring ways to create consistent, sustainable, recurring revenue

The easiest way that you can make changes in your business is to change the perspective you have of your business. A Business Coach will challenge you to look inwardly, and that’s the biggest benefit of engaging with a Business Coach. The knock on effect is more revenue for your business.

I’m known by my clients as the ‘business wizard’ because we make huge leaps forward with their business growth.

Business Coaching doesn’t only happen in the boardroom although we will work together during structured times every month. Should you be faced with unexpected challenges in your business; accountability, turbo calls and mentoring is available outside of the structured coaching sessions.

We will agree on the outcomes for your business during our time working together, and I can guarantee the process of structure, accountability and support to bring you the results.

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