It's almost 2023 and it's time to build your companies new website or update the one you already have.
I create information, marketing and eCommerce websites using WordPress. My preferred WP Page Builder is Elementor Pro, I'm also experienced with Divi and Woocommerce is the most widely used eCommerce platform for WordPress.
- Do you wish your WP website worked more like a fully featured CMS?
- Do you want custom fields to easily populate when you create a new page?
- Do want the layout, formatting and styling to be automatic and always the same?
- Have you ever wished you site could have more than just the default Posts?
- Is the default categories just not enough for what you are doing?
- Do you wish you could have multiple page templates?
- Do you wish managing the font styling and colors of your site was easier or that you had more control?
- Do you want to change your site over from WPBakery?
I have the experience to provide solutions to all of these issues and more.
Two common misunderstandings about WordPress:
WordPress is a fully featured CMS.
- No, it is not. Out of the box it is a barebones blogging platform.
- There are literally thousands of plugins to extend the default limited functionality because it is bareboned.
It is easy to create custom website designs with a default WordPress install
- No, it is not easy to create fully customized designs and manage them easily with a default WordPress install
- There are several Page Builders available for WordPress including my favorite Elementor Pro
- There is also Divi, NicePage and others that are not as well known as these
- Using a page builder provides a huge increase of control over every aspect of a WordPress design.
- I strongly recommend using a reliable well supported Page Builder to get the most from your website.
If you have questions I have answers. My advice is to ask questions before just plunging into building your website. Trying to make fundamental decisions half way through the development process is asking for trouble, it can cause significant delays in completion and if features are not planned from the beginning it can cause functionality conflicts, waste time and waste money.
My average client retention rate is 7 years of managed hosting after site delivery, across 180+ client projects spanning 20+ years. This kind of commitment from myself and my clients isn't a fluke.
Thank you for your time and good luck.