Specials
Restaurant Web Special
Who has your menu ?
A web site is something no takeout restaurant should be without. If you have your phone number on the web you will receive more calls. If you have your entire menu posted online you will generate larger ticket sales. It's as simple as that. You have only profits to gain by considering this special.
This "Restaurant Site Design" is intended for a takeout or delivery business to show hungry clients what they want to eat, as well as a way for people to find your contact info quickly. Also, this page will act as a place holder on the web. If you ever decide to embellish your presence on the net, your domain name will already be purchased and well known.
We know that you may not have the time to devise all the content you would like to see on your business web page right now. Or maybe an elaborate web site is not in the budget as of yet. What ever your reason for not having a web site our solutions will help you achieve your web oriented goals.
Special includes:
- up to 3 web pages
- 1 logo graphic (your design)
- 2 clip art style graphics
- your provided text
- 3 pictures of your establishment
- 2 downloadable (printer friendly) menu pages
- 3 menu or special updates annually
- 1 .com domain name of your choice
- 6 months of basic hosting
Special Price: $550
This special is for layout of a site using your existing logo or graphic and a few web-specific abilities, such as an e-mail button or web links. Domain name is subject to availability. Client is responsible for delivery of all photographs, and text content is to be in MS word format. After 6 months time, $15.50 a month will be required to keep this site posted. After one years time a renewal fee of $15.00 per domain name will be charged. All extras are subject to additional charges.
Hints
Surely a simple, transparent, efficient transaction cannot be the web’s highest aspiration. Simply serving the reader’s explicit needs will not and cannot create a memorable experience. If everything goes as expected – neither better nor worse than usual – our reader (or our customer) has no reason to remember the experience, or us. Perhaps they’ll come to us if they have a similar need some day, and happen to find us again; otherwise, why would they give us a second thought?
I used to work near a man who would proclaim “The web is business!” as he strode through the halls. That man was wrong. The web and the Internet aren’t business. They are tools. They are a medium. They are opportunity.