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Web Feet Solutions of Noblesville's Web Design Portfolio.

  • Legend Teardrops

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    Legend Teardrops manufactures custom teardrop-style camping trailers.

     
    Located in Noblesville, the main focus of this site is to provide clients information about Legend Teardrops, with a strong emphasis on product images. This site features member log in, slideshows, advanced slideshows, contact forms, drop-down menus, and more. This site is still under construction, but most features are active now. The customer plans to add ecommerce features to their site in the future, and with the system we have chosen to use for this site, it will be no problem. 

  • Ubercool T..

    uber Ubercooltees.com is an online t-shirt store that is owned by Web Feet Solutions.

    This website is strictly ecommerce with no real content other than products. With the system we use to create our stores, you will have the flexability to sell nearly anything you want. Our ecommerce program can handle the entire transaction for you. It is designed to handle tax, shipping amount, inventory, coupons, and even gives your shoppers a choice of shipping companies (only the ones you allow).  You may also offer add-ons for extra profit.
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Written by J. W. Ake   
Saturday, 09 January 2010 14:01
For as long as I have been building Websites for friends and clients I have been asked the same question by almost all of my clients. What is the difference between you and the other web designers out there ? At first I used to laugh and just say "I am a lot cheaper," but after being in the business a while really learned what it was that separates me from the others out there. In a "nutshell" I look at a website as a business, and most web designers look at a website as a flier or even worse a business card. I believe that your website can be a salesperson, cashier, and most important an investment not an expense. If your website costs you more money than it brings in then you need a new website. These days everyone  feels like they have to have a website for their business, so they higher a web designer, slap up a few pages and that's the end. There is just one problem with that. Your website is now just a new expense.

To truly have a good website you need to create a website that will generate leads or even sales. Forget about having a realy nice website that looks "flashy", it is much better to have thew hardest working website, not the best dressed. There are more important things to worry about like getting picked up by search engines and lead generation. I build "meat and potato" websites not tofu websites.
Last Updated on Saturday, 09 January 2010 14:57