How to properly order a website – instructions for customers

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We have been processing many requests for turnkey website development lately. Orders of varying difficulty, but in many of them the same errors can be traced.



After we have determined what kind of business website you need, let's look at the common mistakes when ordering a website and create an algorithm for "how to properly order a website."

Properly ordering a website for a profitable business - instructions for the client

Stage One. Zero Site Request Cycle
Before contacting a developer to order a website, you should consider and clarify the following points:



Is there a demand for your product/service on the Internet (to paraphrase: is there rcs data indonesia to sell to)? This is not very funny, but about one tenth of initial requests are made for website development for a product or service for which online demand is zero.
Who will you compete with? A crucial question. You need to know your main competitors. Are you in the business of making aluminum joinery? Then go to Google and type in aluminum joinery. Look at the top 10 websites, write down the advantages you find and make a list of the advantages you see in your competitors that you can use in your project.
What about your own advantages? Think about what you can offer that your competitors don't.
What can't you compete with? Make a list of the nuances in which you definitely lose.
What sites do you like? Search for them: by appearance, structure, program files. Write down their addresses. Put them in a separate document.
These are simple steps that won't take much time, but will significantly improve the chances of success for your project.