When you first started your business, you hopefully planned how you were going to achieve certain goals. The same holds true for creating a successful web solution. By creating a plan or outline, you save both time and money. Without a plan, you have no direction!

• Goals - Simply write a brief statement about what you would like your website to do for your business.
  
  
• Audience - Focus on whom you want to attract to your website. Who is your current audience and who is your potential audience?
  
  
• Competition - Research your competition. Are they online? What are they offering online and how easy is it to use? Did they leave anything out? Do they have any special features that you would like to have on your website? Be a critic; this is about your business.
  
  
• Content - This is the information that your audience will see when they visit your website. It includes text, pictures, and interactive elements. Well organized content is very important as customers will leave if they can't find what they are looking for.
  
  
• Marketing - A great marketing plan will outline how you plan to reach your target audience. You will have to promote your website online as well as offline.
  
  
• Hosting - Web hosting is a service that we offer all of our clients. It is needed for your website to be displayed on the Internet. We guarentee our hosting services will meet or exceed your requirements as well as your budget. (Web hosting details)
  
  
• Domain Name - Every website has a domain name. For example: www.genesiswebstudio.com, genesiswebstudio.com is the domain name. Make sure to choose a name that is either your companies name or one that best describes it. We offer domain name registration. (Register now!)
  
  
• Budget - Finally the money part. No web solution is free. It's like anything else, you get what you pay for! Yes there are free website builders and templates available for little or no cost, but what are you getting? You're either having to work hard to achieve something mediocre, or you're getting the same website that hundreds or thousands of others are getting. You've put too much work into your business to settle for ordinary.