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By: cswurz
Category: Internet 101
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Hiring the best web team
 

As we've mentioned before, creating a successful business Web site is a job for the pros. Find the team you can trust to create your high-quality, profitable site.

Over the past few weeks we have been discussing the role of each team member.

This week let's take a look at the role of the Photographer

Photographer-A skilled Web photographer knows:

  • Proper lighting
  • Angles that work best on the Web to show dimension and depth
  • File size requirements
  • File management (where photos are stored and managed)
  • Ideal pixel sizes for viewing and loading
  • Photo enhancement for the Web, such as cropping, shading, etc.

 Now that you know each role in your Web development team, it's time to find reputable Web companies to interview for the job of creating your site.

 To find a great company, ask a few colleagues you know who have a site that really works. (If you're lucky, you know someone personally who has a great business Web site!) It's always best to go with companies that come with the approval of a friend or colleague.

If you're not sure who to ask about their site, you can search the Internet for Web development companies in your area. Let's say your business is in Chicago. You can use the keywords: Web developers Chicago. We tried this and found a dozen Web companies listed on the first ranking page in Google.

Once you've created a list of Web development companies in your region, it's time to find the best one for your site.

 For more information, our Book "9 Easy Steps to Planning a Profitable Web Site" is available for only $29.95. You can order it directly from the Neuland Business Campus Book Store.

Next week I'll share with your how to tell the good hires from the risky hires?

Until then have a fun week, C S Wurzberger

 

 

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