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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Ian101 on December 11, 2012, 06:39:32 pm
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Asked a local company close to me to quote for a website with twitter / facebook links.
£60+VAT per hour and approx £2500 to £4000 +VAT in total.
:o :o
Think we have a member on here who can do websites ??
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Asked a local company close to me to quote for a website with twitter / facebook links.
£60+VAT per hour and approx £2500 to £4000 +VAT in total.
:o :o
Think we have a member on here who can do websites ??
That is a crazy amount of money for what you need. I think the guy on here is called 'Nat'. I've seen some of his stuff and it looks good and his prices seem fair.
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Nat Jones is your man. ;)
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You should be looking more around the £500 mark depending what your looking for if its rebranding then about a £1000
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Asked a local company close to me to quote for a website with twitter / facebook links.
£60+VAT per hour and approx £2500 to £4000 +VAT in total.
:o :o
Think we have a member on here who can do websites ??
Jeez! £60 an hour. Do they think they are window cleaners?
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That's crazy money! I don't doubt at that price it comes with some impressive features,... But for a window cleaner most are prob no needed.
Drop me an email if you want,.. I do sites from about £350 and know the cleaning business inside out too! info@avondhu-internet.com ;D
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Try Phil at discoverysquare.co.uk. He's a mate of mine and is brilliant. Tell him Steve sent ya. He did my solar website. Top of first page of google for many search terms and it only went live in June. Solar is competitive on google at the moment too.
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Nat is doin a web site for me just now,top man ;)
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If you want one that work and is very cost effective try studios arts £95 then £5 per month hosting
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This thread reminds me of those links to other forums where folk are discussing window cleaners, and they all say:
"Wow he charges £20? what a cheeky sod!"
"That's way over the odds. I only pay £1.50. what a rip off"
And we all go mad because we want a decent wage for the work we do. Now we are doing the same to web designers!
My dad's mate got a top-class web design company to do his website for him and it cost in the region of £5,000. Nothing wrong with that at all, it looks really superb and you have to pay if you want excellent design.
Just like us, there are web designers at the top end and the lower end, and yes its true a window cleaning business may not need the same high-level web design as other businesses, its not right to criticise a top-class company for charging accordingly.
Just IMO
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Looks like Ive got Aldi money but shopping in Harrods food hall :)
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Hi Nat,
I've sent you an e-mail
Regards
Steve
www.windowcleaningworcester.co.uk
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sub £100 for mine (not live yet), preferential rate for members of my local trade club annual membership which includes vip membership to post ads to their facebook group.
Some of the others this chap has done are nice and slick so I'm confident that mine will be satisfactory too.
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My site cost me £400 not sure if that's cheap or not but have a look and if your happy with it I can give you his details
www.squeakyclean-uk.co.uk
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just in the process of getting a web site with these www.studioarts-dtv.co.uk (http://www.studioarts-dtv.co.uk) they have loads of window cleaning templates, there are 3 page free ones or 5-6 page at £95 followed by £5 per month hosting Wayne.
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Studio Arts are unbeatable for the price - but they are very basic & miss a few tricks. Personally I'd think that spending a little more would prob mean a site that brings in more work.
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How if your on page 1 and it looks decent thats all you need
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How if your on page 1 and it looks decent thats all you need
Very true - but getting on page 1 for more search terms is always a bonus,..
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This thread reminds me of those links to other forums where folk are discussing window cleaners, and they all say:
"Wow he charges £20? what a cheeky sod!"
"That's way over the odds. I only pay £1.50. what a rip off"
And we all go mad because we want a decent wage for the work we do. Now we are doing the same to web designers!
My dad's mate got a top-class web design company to do his website for him and it cost in the region of £5,000. Nothing wrong with that at all, it looks really superb and you have to pay if you want excellent design.
Just like us, there are web designers at the top end and the lower end, and yes its true a window cleaning business may not need the same high-level web design as other businesses, its not right to criticise a top-class company for charging accordingly.
Just IMO
Thats fair enough. Check this out though and let me know how much you think it cost me.
www.solar-panel-cleaners.com
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I emailed the chap and said I was grateful for his quote but I only had Northern Premier Leauge money and not Premier Leauge money.
He replied wishing me luck on the project and openly admitted he was the most expensive web comp in the area.
http://www.clicky.co.uk/
some very nice sites !
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This thread reminds me of those links to other forums where folk are discussing window cleaners, and they all say:
"Wow he charges £20? what a cheeky sod!"
"That's way over the odds. I only pay £1.50. what a rip off"
And we all go mad because we want a decent wage for the work we do. Now we are doing the same to web designers!
My dad's mate got a top-class web design company to do his website for him and it cost in the region of £5,000. Nothing wrong with that at all, it looks really superb and you have to pay if you want excellent design.
Just like us, there are web designers at the top end and the lower end, and yes its true a window cleaning business may not need the same high-level web design as other businesses, its not right to criticise a top-class company for charging accordingly.
Just IMO
Thats fair enough. Check this out though and let me know how much you think it cost me.
www.solar-panel-cleaners.com
How much how much? :-)
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Check my site out.
If you like it I can give you the guys details.
He is awesome. And cheap.
www.laneswindowcleaning.com rutland
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This thread reminds me of those links to other forums where folk are discussing window cleaners, and they all say:
"Wow he charges £20? what a cheeky sod!"
"That's way over the odds. I only pay £1.50. what a rip off"
And we all go mad because we want a decent wage for the work we do. Now we are doing the same to web designers!
My dad's mate got a top-class web design company to do his website for him and it cost in the region of £5,000. Nothing wrong with that at all, it looks really superb and you have to pay if you want excellent design.
Just like us, there are web designers at the top end and the lower end, and yes its true a window cleaning business may not need the same high-level web design as other businesses, its not right to criticise a top-class company for charging accordingly.
Just IMO
Thats fair enough. Check this out though and let me know how much you think it cost me.
www.solar-panel-cleaners.com
How much how much? :-)
£300, plus £30 a month to maintain and do regular SEO work! Not bad eh?
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Steve - its a nice site on most screens,.. but it looks real strange on a full hd screen, all stretched out!
It needs a fixed maximum width in the css framework,..
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Steve - its a nice site on most screens,.. but it looks real strange on a full hd screen, all stretched out!
It needs a fixed maximum width in the css framework,..
Very interesting. Was it a TV or an HD monitor? Thanks for the heads up, I had no idea. I will get my webmaster on the case! Cheers!
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I've a full HD screen on my laptop - Dead handy for spotting bits like this,.. and since screens all seem to be going HD at the moment its best to be ahead of the curve!
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Nat - Do you use Wordpress?
Andy
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I'm having one done by Ian at igm computers very reasonable prices .
http://www.igm-computers.com/
Can pay in installments too .
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Nat - Do you use Wordpress?
Andy
Only for e-commerce sites (With the jigoshop pluggin).
I don't like it though,.. I prefer plain html & js for normal sites because its just easier to control & you're not trapped in the wordpress framework.