Considerations
Contact information to reserve your domain and use on your
website
Name of person associated with site
Organization/Business name
Address, P. O. Box, City, State, Zip Code
Phone number, Fax Number, Cell phone number
Text saved as a text file and/or Microsoft Word 97 file and/or
PDF file
Description of your project, organization or business
Mission Statement, motto
History of project, organization or business
Brief biographical info about any organization members, staff,
board of directors you want named on the site
Description of any items you will be selling
Captions for photographs or videos you want put on the site -
who is in the picture, what is in the picture
Meeting and Event dates
Newsletters - send hardcopy and/or pdf copies of newsletters
if you want them on your site
Text for any Facebook, blog or Flickr accounts that the
webmaster will be setting up for you
Links to Facebook, Twitter, blog, Flickr, Youtube, eBay etc.,
accounts you already have set up that you will want to link to on
your site.
Images
Logo. If your organization or business has a logo, send the
best clearest copy of it.
Photographs can be saved on a cd, mailed or emailed. If you
want to use pictures in your Flickr account, you can give the
webmaster permission to share those photos.
Videos -you want to promote your business or organization,
putting your videos on Youtube with a link to your website is the
way to go.
We can set up eBay and PayPal accounts for you and send you
the information you need to add your bank account and credit card
info to those sites.
AUDIENCE—Who is your target audience? What are characteristics
of this audience? (consumer, business to business, etc.) Who do
you want to serve with the site customers and/or suppliers?
PURPOSE—What is the purpose of your site? Do you have a clear
picture of the business need the site will fulfill? Will your site
contribute directly or indirectly to profitability?
GOALS—How does the proposed site tie in to company goals? Will
you sell a product or service online? Will you provide a sample
portfolio of products or work online? How does the site help you
obtain or retain customers?
SIZE—How big will your Web site be? Larger sites cost more
money; will your site be five pages or 500 pages? Have you thought
about limits for the size and scope of the site?
INTERACTIVE—Will your Web site offer interactive features to
visitors? Can visitors send email, order a product or request
information? How can the site give you feedback?