Web designer/business needed

jaynon · 11-22-2004, 12:04 AM

We're looking for web designers/businesses who are interested in partnering with us. We develop websites/web applications that sell for around $3000 AU, we charge around $600 AU.

These are the types of websites you get for $600 AU, which you can sell at whatever price you like.

www.bgvisiontraders.com.au
www.sunnyhillsorchard.com
www.ecreate.com.au

One company already doing this is E.Create (www.ecreate.com.au).

We are currently doing all projects for them and it is working very successfully. We also did their company website. E.Create basically goes and gets all of the clients and writes up a project description and passes it onto us. Within a couple of days we do up two concepts (just images) of how the website will look and send it back to E.Create. E.Create then tells us which concept to go with (usually approved by the client) and we create the HTML/CSS for the main page and one subpage (which is used by E.Create to make the rest of the subpages).
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We charge around $600 AU ($470 US / 360 EUR) for a website of similar size to the ones in E.Create's portfolio. E.create sells them for around $3000 AU. Of course we can do bigger projects and develop the entire website from start to finish but usually we like the people at E.Create's end to do the repetitive and simple editing themselves so they get a feel for the code/design. This makes it easier on E.Create's programmer to make (small) changes at the client's request.

There are no on-going costs (like monthly fees) or anything to use our service, in fact E.Create only pays for jobs they end up selling (because I think they have their clients sign a contract to make sure they get paid) and so E.Create never ends up paying us for our service without actually selling the project on. It works well at both ends.

We are looking for people/businesses who would like to outsource projects to us on a regular basis. Obviously it would be in our interest that you continue to get customers and your business succeeds which is why we may insist on re-developing your own company's website. Your clients would never need to know you outsource these projects, in fact they would never need to know you are associated with us.

If you want further information please email me at jaynon@gmail.com and Be sure to visit the websites in E.Create's portfolio.

www.ecreate.com.au/portfolio.php

Atran · 11-27-2004, 10:04 PM

Have to admit, Love the templates. Don't love the price.

jaynon · 11-27-2004, 11:37 PM

Originally Posted by Atran

Have to admit, Love the templates. Don't love the price.

These aren't templates. We design each website around the look and feel of the business, as if they were our direct client. For the BG Vision Traders website (www.bgvisiontraders.com.au) we also designed the logo.
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How can you not "love the price"? If you don't think you earn enough, selling it at $3000 AU, then sell it at $3200 AU. I'm sure for the quality of work we do, your price can vary a few hundred dollars. Besides, I highly doubt any work you might have to put into the website would exceed 12 hours, so $2400 AU profit sounds okay to me for a couple of days work

Keep in mind, all prices are in Australian dollars.

I would appreciate any further comments/feedback as this entire project is a very new undertaking.

- Jaynon

Caveman · 11-28-2004, 01:12 AM

I like this idea. Great designs and the profit could be amazing. I may have to get into the design business!

jstep · 11-28-2004, 07:15 AM

the key is you need the start up funds

jaynon · 11-28-2004, 09:20 PM

Originally Posted by jstep

the key is you need the start up funds

If you are starting from scratch, and decided to outsource to us, approximate start-up costs would be around $1500 AU. We would design your company's website, regsiter the domain, and host it on our servers. We also take control of the SEO.
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From then on, it's up to you, and how good you are at getting clients. If you already know of 3 or 4 people/businesses in your area that are interested in getting a professional website, then the profit from these projects should get you well underway.

- Jaynon

jaynon · 12-06-2004, 01:54 AM

In regards to all of the PMs, if you are interested, please email/pm me or reply to this post with your details and be sure to include your situation.

That being, you are an:
- Established web design business, or
- Established 'other' business looking to get into web design, or
- Entrepreneur looking to start your own web design business.

Thanks, Jaynon.

11-22-2004, 12:04 AM	THREAD STARTER #1 (permalink)
jaynon New Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 9	Web designer/business needed We're looking for web designers/businesses who are interested in partnering with us. We develop websites/web applications that sell for around $3000 AU, we charge around $600 AU. These are the types of websites you get for $600 AU, which you can sell at whatever price you like. www.bgvisiontraders.com.au www.sunnyhillsorchard.com www.ecreate.com.au One company already doing this is E.Create (www.ecreate.com.au). We are currently doing all projects for them and it is working very successfully. We also did their company website. E.Create basically goes and gets all of the clients and writes up a project description and passes it onto us. Within a couple of days we do up two concepts (just images) of how the website will look and send it back to E.Create. E.Create then tells us which concept to go with (usually approved by the client) and we create the HTML/CSS for the main page and one subpage (which is used by E.Create to make the rest of the subpages). ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/business-development/56588-web-designer-business-needed.html We charge around $600 AU ($470 US / 360 EUR) for a website of similar size to the ones in E.Create's portfolio. E.create sells them for around $3000 AU. Of course we can do bigger projects and develop the entire website from start to finish but usually we like the people at E.Create's end to do the repetitive and simple editing themselves so they get a feel for the code/design. This makes it easier on E.Create's programmer to make (small) changes at the client's request. There are no on-going costs (like monthly fees) or anything to use our service, in fact E.Create only pays for jobs they end up selling (because I think they have their clients sign a contract to make sure they get paid) and so E.Create never ends up paying us for our service without actually selling the project on. It works well at both ends. We are looking for people/businesses who would like to outsource projects to us on a regular basis. Obviously it would be in our interest that you continue to get customers and your business succeeds which is why we may insist on re-developing your own company's website. Your clients would never need to know you outsource these projects, in fact they would never need to know you are associated with us. If you want further information please email me at jaynon@gmail.com and Be sure to visit the websites in E.Create's portfolio. www.ecreate.com.au/portfolio.php

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Atran NamePros Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: California. Posts: 50	Have to admit, Love the templates. Don't love the price.

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12-06-2004, 01:54 AM	THREAD STARTER #7 (permalink)
jaynon New Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 9	In regards to all of the PMs, if you are interested, please email/pm me or reply to this post with your details and be sure to include your situation. That being, you are an: - Established web design business, or - Established 'other' business looking to get into web design, or - Entrepreneur looking to start your own web design business. Thanks, Jaynon.

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