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Web Marketing Guide
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Download a copy of the
Web Marketing Guide
(675kb) to assist planning the promotion of your site.
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Poll Results
| What is your web site budget? | | Less than $1,000 | 6 (85.71%) |  | | $1,000 to $3,000 | 0 (0%) | | Over $3,000 | 1 (14.29%) | | Posted on 15 Nov 2002 | 7 total votes |
| What type of site does your business need? | | Static information only | 3 (60%) |  | | Interactive and dynamic | 1 (20%) | | E-commerce | 1 (20%) | | Posted on 15 Oct 2002 | 5 total votes |
| What web browser do you currently use? | | Netscape Navigator | 0 (0%) |  | | Internet Explorer | 2 (50%) | | Other | 2 (50%) | | Posted on 15 Jun 2003 | 4 total votes |
| Do you intend to develop a web strategy for your business | | Yes, I'm a very strategic person | 2 (66.67%) |  | | No, I prefer the ad-hoc approach | 0 (0%) | | Huh? | 1 (33.33%) | | Posted on 5 Jan 2004 | 3 total votes |
| If you currently have a web site, is it working well for you? | | Yes, it meets my needs | 2 (40%) |  | | It's ok but could use improvement. | 2 (40%) | | No, my site needs a major overhaul. | 1 (20%) | | Posted on 29 Nov 2004 | 5 total votes |
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Web design & development tip
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Project brief
We don't recommend starting work on a site without a definite detailed brief that has been signed off by both parties.
Not only is it useful to have the scope of the work exactly defined so no mistakes are made, but you can refer to the document later if there's any "scope creep"
(the act of increasing the size or functionality of a site and trying to get it under the scope of the original design brief without paying more).
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