The Web Design Chic
About
Your website is more than a collection of pages.
Your Marketing is more than just another expense.
Your Social Media is more than just something else to add to your to do list.
All of these things are an extension of you.
Wish you could CLONE Yourself?
Your marketing should be that 24/7 sales person that you never thought possible.
I create that extension of you. I breathe life into that “clone” and make it work FOR YOU.
Your website and marketing should be SIMPLE use and easy to maintain.Let's make something FUNCTIONAL!
I love seeing small businesses empowered to make choices for themselves about technology and see how it ultimately impacts thier business.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I am always excited to start with a quick 15 min phone call where we can get the lay of the land of your project!
Check out my calendar here:
http://Calendly.com/elizabethpampalone/15min
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Elizabeth Pampalone began her journey into the web design world over 17 years ago. In 2007 She started her first company. She soon learned about Business Networking and began going to 3 meetings a day. She did this for over a year. In 2014, she was named “Queen of Jacksonville Networking” by the Jacksonville Business Journal. She also led 13 meet-ups a month for almost 2 years. During all this, she was an active volunteer member of SCORE, OLLI UNF, and the SBDC. Her Pug Obi-Wan keeps her company as she works on her latest project The Simplified Academy. She enjoys her work so much, that if her Husband Joseph didn’t insist on traveling, Elizabeth would work ALL THE TIME!
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
I have 2 MAIN products:
Website in a Day: $1500
24-hour Business Makeover: $4800
Check out what these include here: https://elizabeth.pampalone.me/services/
How did you get started in this business?
Elizabeth Pampalone began her journey into the web design world over 17 years ago. In 2007 She started her first company. She soon learned about Business Networking and began going to 3 meetings a day. She did this for over a year. In 2014, she was named “Queen of Jacksonville Networking” by the Jacksonville Business Journal. She also led 13 meet-ups a month for almost 2 years. During all this, she was an active volunteer member of SCORE, OLLI UNF, and the SBDC.
What types of customers have you worked with?
Everything from Lawyers to Dogwalkers, Coaches to Chefs, Personal Trainers to Mommy Bloggers and everything in between!
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
I went to the local womens networking group a few days ago. It was a hive of laughter and buzzing voices as the chorus carried over the half wall and into the restaurant where we were meeting. The group quickly sat down and we were on our way to getting to know eachothe better. We spoke about our respective businesses, our struggles and triumphs. There was a great educational piece and some fun prize giveaways! Afterwards, the activity resumed with everyone beelining for the person who they felt they could connect with before leaving the meeting! It was and always is a good time and a great way to promote your business. (Be sure to check out some Business Meetups in your area! I highly recommend it!)
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
ASK QUESTIONS! Even if you dont know what to ask! I usually start off by asking you a lot of questions. Then, Once I hear what you need, I offer some solutions. Once these solutions start coming to you, the questions come out of the woodwork of your brain! ASK THEM! No stupid questions here! It is my goal to educate you, not sell to you, although that happens in the process.
What questions should customers think through before talking to pros about their needs?
What is my BUDGET?
WHY do I need this?
What is the GOAL of this project? (Like the real goal. Not the "i want to make more money and get more customers" goal. The real, measurable, goal.)