Why Web Builds Suck

(And how to avoid getting trapped in a terrible redesign.)

Big cost, no results

A web build can cost tens of thousands of dollars, and result in a static set of pages that return nothing from your investment.

Focus on the "pretty"

Most web design firms are so focused on the features and visuals that they forget to make content the most important (and converting) aspect.

Exhausting process with underwhelming results

Web builds take a lot of time, substantial team effort, and often leave you feeling a little disappointed at the end.

What you were hoping for in your new website

You wanted your website to not only look amazing, but you also want it to bring in more leads and customers...but when you get the new site you aren't sure it will work any better than the old one.

What you need is
real growth

The truth is, you need to be propelled toward growth now—in a major way. And, you need to do it with your existing budget and resources.

team applauding success

	You need to launch with a marketing-powered site
	You need a site that results in more traffic + leads
	You need it built on a system that is easy to update
	You need an investment that brings growth you can track

7 Ways not to tank your next website

Get instant access to this video that shares 7 ways to avoid launching a new website process but being disappointed when it's done - avoid going from high hopes to big fail.

Your next website redesign

The Top 3 Situations to Avoid

From shallow designs with no way to capture leads to complex and costly custom-built websites, there are a lot of ways you can avoid another horrible web build.

Get the Pain-Free Guide to Your Next Build

Get the Pain-Free Guide to Your Next Build

1.

beautifully shallow design

Websites that look amazing, and operate like other market leaders, promise to make you look like a worthy competitor. But, they don't create leads using organic traffic or convert more visitors to customers. Plus, a massive ad budget is still required to gain new visitors.

2.

Customized Wordpress

WordPress has long been an inexpensive, fast, and attractive platform to build websites. But, constant updates and open-source technology lead to massive security gaps, plus a very long list of additional software plugins and licenses that take time and money to maintain.

3.

A brochure website

A built-to-order, custom website can incorporate everything you think you want, but it results in zero leads and a heavy dependence on developers for any small change.