Valuing a website is never easy, but there are a growing number of web site owners wondering "How much is my website worth?" Well, that all depends on two main factors:
1). Is your website driving traffic
2). What is your ROI (return on investment)?
For many business owners in the 21st century, a website is a necessity. No longer can you simply purchase phone numbers in multiple towns and forward them to your main line. Marketing just isn't that simple with the rise of the Internet. (If someone needs to find a local business, you can just Google Maps a keyword, say web design, and the town, say Pembroke, MA - see results here and pay special attention to business letter B) to get a result. Just think - when was the last time you used that 20 pound Yellow Pages book? (And before you ask, yes, they still make those).
Most of our clients tend to spend more than $1,000 on their websites. And that's a once in a lifetime fee. But even if you spend as little as $300, your ROI can be significant. If one potential customer sees your website, it can be worth it. The key is to be professional and showcase what you want people to see.
Don't be tricked into paying monthly fees for your website. Our websites are designed with your budget in mind, and you own the site files 100% after payment. And it only costs $72/ year to maintain with hosting and a domain name.
If you're looking for a new website or to redesign your current site, give IES a call at 781-816-9437. Or visit us online at iesAdvisors.com.
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Monday, May 6, 2013
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Cyberspies are now targeting small businesses as opposed to large corporations. Is your business protected?
Cybercriminals are taking greater pains to infect the computers of certain employees at specific companies, and are increasingly targeting smaller organizations for sophisticated cyber espionage campaigns.
Those findings were released today by Symantec based on the security giant's analysis of malicious attacks that circulated globally on the Internet in 2012.
Symantec tracked a 42% increase targeted attacks over 12 months, with the greatest growth coming in network intrusions directed at companies with fewer than 250 employees.
Why are small businesses being targeted?
Small businesses often lack adequate security practices. Attackers are moving down the supply chain and choosing to breach the lesser defenses of a small business that may have business relationships with a larger company.
What can or should small businesses do?
The first step is knowing what information needs to be protected. Small businesses should look at where their important information is stored and how it is used, and should first look to protect those areas accordingly.
How can IES help?
We provide the best IT consulting services around! (Yes, that's what all of our competitors say too). But ask any of our current clients and they'll tell you the same. From basic virus protection to securing an entire network, IES technicians are there for our customers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Give us a call today at 781-81-MY-IES (781-816-9437) to secure you business.
Source: Symantec, USA Today
Those findings were released today by Symantec based on the security giant's analysis of malicious attacks that circulated globally on the Internet in 2012.
Symantec tracked a 42% increase targeted attacks over 12 months, with the greatest growth coming in network intrusions directed at companies with fewer than 250 employees.
Why are small businesses being targeted?
Small businesses often lack adequate security practices. Attackers are moving down the supply chain and choosing to breach the lesser defenses of a small business that may have business relationships with a larger company.
What can or should small businesses do?
The first step is knowing what information needs to be protected. Small businesses should look at where their important information is stored and how it is used, and should first look to protect those areas accordingly.
How can IES help?
We provide the best IT consulting services around! (Yes, that's what all of our competitors say too). But ask any of our current clients and they'll tell you the same. From basic virus protection to securing an entire network, IES technicians are there for our customers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Give us a call today at 781-81-MY-IES (781-816-9437) to secure you business.
Source: Symantec, USA Today
Monday, January 28, 2013
Hello World!
IES has officially begun blogging! After all, it's the 21st century...why shouldn't we have a business page on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Blogger, and YouTube?
Be sure to bookmark this page and check back often for stories, tech news, updates, and promotions; or signup for blog updates in the section to the right.
International Enterprise Services
Web: iesAdvisors.com
Phone: 781-81-MY-IES
(781-816-9437)
Be sure to bookmark this page and check back often for stories, tech news, updates, and promotions; or signup for blog updates in the section to the right.
International Enterprise Services
Web: iesAdvisors.com
Phone: 781-81-MY-IES
(781-816-9437)
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