The proper way to build a website…
1. Domain Name Registration
This is important… before you register a domain name, visit Google Keyword Tools. In fact, ideally, you should visit Google Keyword Tools before you even pick your business name. Here’s the key, “Everything flows from what someone will search for to find you.”
2. Hosting a website
Hosting a website is no more than renting space on a web server. Our servers are rock solid, and you have access to a control panel for email, stats, and much more. Our uptime is superior, and the server is environmentally friendly.
3. SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
You want to work on your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and marketing plan before you build your site. Precious few companies recommend this, and that’s a shame. Building a website before you address SEO issues means you will end up building the site twice.
4. WordPress
I recommend WordPress to build most sites. WordPress allows you, the owner, to login and edit your site so easily. We offer workshops, classes, and video tutorials on WordPress. WordPress is a rare combination of easy and powerful. Usually those are mutually exclusive.
Testimonials
Thanks Grace.
I really have to thank you for being so terrific with the quality of your work you provide us, and how willing to work with us ALL the time.
You respond so quickly to our requests and as I said, your work is VERY good and VERY much appreciated.
Thank you.
Drew
From: Kath ONeil <oneilgallery@gmail.com>
Sent: Jan 6, 2022, 4:39 AM
To: Scott See <scott@hammock.net>, Grace Bautista <grace@hammock.net>Scott and Grace, Happy 2022! Thank you for an amazing 6 years of launching, hosting and helping to maintain websites! I continue to recommended you with confidence to all of my clients, relatives and neighbors too. Having your strong web support and quick responses, has made building and managing many websites a breeze, and knowing I’m in good hands helps me sleep at night! You are a treasured resource! Kath
Despite this recent hiccup, I really meant that. 🙂
From: The Mole Lady <info@themolelady.com>
To: Scott See, <scott@hammock.net>Well, you’re amazing! Don’t know what else to say.
The Mole Lady
PO Box 544
Corbett, OR 97019
Thanks Scott, You are Wonderful! You are AMAZING!!
Thanks for getting all of these items updated and squared away so quickly!
From: Susan Hess [mailto:@gorge.net] Sent: Feb 21, 2015
To: scott@hammock.net
Subject: EnviroGorgeYou were my hero before. This has just elevated you to super-hero status!!!!!
“From: Stacey Shaw [mailto:stacesha@—–.com] Sent: Fri, Jul 5, 2013 at 11:46 AM
To: scott@hammock.net
Subject: THANK YOU!Wow, that was fast. Thank you SOOOO much!! I truly appreciate how available you are Scott and your willingness to be so helpful!
Grace is so amazing and I appreciate all your help so much.
Scott,
you are the best friend our website ever had! :o)
Heidi
“From: k@gorge.net [mailto:k@gorge.net] Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 2:59 PM
To: scott@hammock.net
Subject: Re[2]: Deleting publishing dates?You’re a ROCK STAR. Actually, you’re MY rock star! 🙂 Thank you!”
“From: Gorge Analytical LLC [mailto:gorgea@embarqmail.com] Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2013 12:57 PM
To: scott
Subject: HAHAHAHA…you’re the man!!#1 on google for “biodiesel testing”!! :>)”
“From: JaK [mailto:JaK@g.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 9:11 PM
To: scott@hammock.net
Subject: RE: testimonialThanks for putting me at #1 on Google year after year! That’s where I get most of my business these days.”
From: Dawn Stover <dstover@hughes.net>, Sent: Tue, May 16, 2017, at 3:43 PM
To: Scott See <scott@hammock.net>
Subject: Re: professional help needed“My site got seriously hacked and I don’t have the technical skills to clean up the mess and it was jeopardizing my professional reputation. Scott came to the rescue and restored my site.”
Dawn Stover, Independent Writer & Editor