'10 Minute Tip' by Sarah Wood - Leading Website Developer - 7am until 9:30am
Sarah Wood is a very experienced web developer. Sarah helps you engage better with more clients by bringing your website to life in exactly the way that they will respond best to. Sarah specialises in delivering Small Business Website Support.
After graduating from Keele University in Mathematics & Computer Science, Sarah spent her life working in IT. Sarah started as a Systems Engineer in the defence industry before moving into Education. Sarah spent 30 years working as a Senior Software Developer for the Open University. She helped online learning grow into the massive part of their education system that it is today.
In 2018 Sarah took the plunge and left the Open University to found her own business, Small Business Web Support. Sarah specialises in helping Small Business owners like you with their websites and internet services. Sarah uses her huge and unique technical experience and ability to demystify the process. She translates techno babble into plain English to provide small business owners like you the website and related services they need and nothing more.
About the conversation:
The key questions you should always ask your website developer before you employ them.
Your website is the shop window of your business. It’s needs to entice your potential clients to come on in and spend money with you. Finding the right web developer to create your perfect “shop window” is difficult. You’ll discover the key questions you need to ask. You’ll also learn the correct answers you should expect.You’ll meet plenty of people out there who tell you they can create a website for you. Should you let them do it? Sarah Wood will give you some key questions to ask, and the answers to expect to separate the very good from the “don’t-touch-them-with-a-bargepole”.
How will this tip help your small businesses? Easy – It’ll save you loads of money, time and stress. A great web developer will make sure you get exactly what you need, and they should get it right first time. Hire a bad web developer and you’ll end up throwing away the website, and the time and money you spent on it and starting all over again. Sarah sees this happening all the time and her tip will help you avoid making a mistake.
