Hello Website Owners!

Hello!

And thanks for opening our newsletter! My name is Yuri. I'm a web-developer and technical writer.

You can click on my image above to read up on me.

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This newsletter is a way to share information relevant to website owners in non-technical language.

When you understand what the people working on your websites are doing, you can trust more, and steer the ship in the right direction if there are problems.

Then everything is easier! 🙂

If you browse this newsletter and you'd like to learn more, feel free to reach out directly via email with a phone number, and we'll give you a call back, or if you're in Canada, just give us a call!

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Now, how about a website review? 🙂

We found the Vitta Watch website while browsing the latest design trends! It's been written about in other web development focused publications; however, at the moment they appear to be undergoing yet another rebuild! In the meantime, have a look at the recently released Bugatti watch website: Bugatti Smartwaches!

I think we all know now website prices vary.

Honestly, we organize websites into three categories, they each have their own price range:

Check out the video below for more on websites and prices!

Michael Lynch, founder of TinyPilot, shared his story of web-build confusion and web development agency fiascos in July of 2022.

It's not an unusual scenario.

Web development is difficult. Not only is it challenging to train and maintain talent, but far too often sales get ahead of production.

You want to be sure, as an owner, your project is getting the attention it deserves, and that you're getting the results you want out of the design and build.

The TinyPilot Story is well worth the read!

Check out the article below, and contact us to discuss next steps!

If you're a canadian-based business, or your US-based business has a canadian subsidiary, you may qualify for the Canada Digital Adoption Program (CDAP).

Under CDAP, you can apply to 'get up to $2,400 to help you reach your customers where they are,' and/or up to $15,000 in advice and $100,000 in interest free loans.

That's fresh money you can use to:

Contact us at www.buildhello.ca if you'd like some new ideas.

Try the links below to learn more about CDAP and see if you qualify:

If you're a US-based business, don't forget to search for your state or federal digital technology grants.

Web technologies change rapidly, and the number of websites is growing at an unprecedented rate!

It's not far-fetched to imagine an additional 100 million websites coming online in the next 5 years. There are likely many opportunities for funding!

And don't forget, Build Hello accepts payment in Canadian Dollars!

Have a look at how far your money can go if you spend it in Canada!

$1,000 USD bought $1,370 CAD on the day this issue was written!

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We're always interested in discussing new projects!

If you're small business and you have customer that would like to have a website built, just let us know, we have a program in place that provides dependable quality work while putting a extra money in your pocket.