My name is Matthew Bredel and as of March, 2007, I am a full-time, work-at-home internet marketer.
For close to 10 years, I worked for a defense company which was an OK job, but I was so uninspired in life and frankly, I needed some more money. That is when I first discovered internet marketing! Now I admit that I didn't start making thousands in my first couple of months (in fact, I lost my shirt!), but I finally saw the "internet light"...
When it comes to building a website for yourself, you might currently be on the fence about whether to build it yourself or to outsource it to someone else. Outsourcing your web design is something you might be considering if you’re concerned you don’t have the technical skills to make a high quality and professional [...]
When it comes to building a website for yourself, you might currently be on the fence about whether to build it yourself or to outsource it to someone else. Outsourcing your web design is something you might be considering if you’re concerned you don’t have the technical skills to make a high quality and professional website that can be a money making website for you. Let’s look at the pros and cons of outsourcing it versus doing it yourself.
Outsourcing Pros:
On the pro side of the equation, when you outsource a service that is not your expertise, the end result will be that site will be done professionally and look really good. You can set standards for what you expect and that can be what you get without major effort or frustration.
Outsourcing is a great thing for non-technical people who want to get a website live but don’t want to deal with learning the technical aspects. Not everyone is cut out for the technical stuff and not everyone enjoys playing with new tools. The frustration can be overwhelming. Some people don’t care how much it costs them; they’d just rather outsource their web design to someone who has a reputation for creating great looking websites.
When you get someone to do it for you, you can express your wishes and wait for them to show you a finished product. You can put a wish list out there and set a timeline for it and it’ll be delivered to you without your having to worry about doing anything other than expressing your wishes and then writing a check. This is where the biggest con comes in: the check.
Cons of Outsourcing:
Money and time are the biggest cons listed in paying someone else to do your website building for you. It can be expensive and you might have to wait until your web design firm has the time to do it. They might be booked or your wish list might be complex and it can take time to happen.
Not just that, but the finished product may or may not be what you were hoping for so revisions might slow the process down even more. The costs can be quite high when you buy a la carte web services. For every item on your wish list, there will likely be a price tag assigned to it.
On the con side another problem might be not getting what you’re expecting. If you outsource web design, you want a well-qualified individual to do it so it’s important to carefully choose the web designer.
Choosing to design your site yourself is the alternative, here. Today, there are great products on the market that can help a beginner create a professional looking website. Products like SiteBuildIt, aka SBI are often chosen because they’re designed for the novice who wants a professional looking outcome. Whatever you choose for your own site, doing homework about the various options available shows you’re taking this seriously and that means you’re very likely to get the results you want.
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