Online presence is often the first milestone of many startups, to make the first step a successful one, we put together a website preparation list to help you better understand the scope of we developing. Other than knowing what’s involved to make a good website, you may also want to know what are the cost factors when running a business website, so read on.
Website costs can generally be broke down into four parts, with individual cost factors listed below:
- Build
- Copywriting
- Photography
- Graphic design
- Web developing
- CMS training
- Hosting – varies depends on whether you’re in a dedicated or share hosting environment
- Hosting fees
- DNS fees
- SSL certificate
- Data backup fees – varies depends on the backup frequency
- Update
- Website content update
- Change requests
- Maintenance
- Renew SSL certificate
- Software update
- Server maintenance fee for dedicated hosting
- Hosting upgrade
- Domain registration fees
- Email hosting fees
- Business cards and brochures
- Advertising and digital marketing (such as Pay per Click and Search Engine Optimisation)
- Email marketing fees
- Online storage
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