Business Start-up Questions

The following questions are given to our clients who are in the process of creating their business while launching a website. The good news is that using a website framework and consulting with our team will help you to develop an organized presentation for your potential clients and customers.

Questions to help develop your business and its positioning:

  • What is the name of your business? Or which names are you thinking of creating?

  • What phone number, address, email and domain (URL) will you use for your website?

  • What is your main product/service offering?

  • How will you deliver your products? In a store, service in people’s homes, service virtual, service in-person at your place of business/home?

  • Describe your typical customer. If you have more than one type of customer that has different needs, please describe that too.

  • What have past/current clients/customers have said about your product or service?

  • What is the geographic area you are targeting? National, state wide, county, cities/towns?

  • How can people currently learn about your product/service? Do you have a printed brochure? A short introductory video? Website? Social media? 

Some examples of websites we created which as a way to build a business or reposition it:

  • Greens Eggs And Ham LLC, is a small agricultural start-up run in Marlborough, NH. The owner used the website building process to develop and promote his different offerings. He first launched with the main “greens” part of his business and plans to add to the website as he starts the other two product/service lines.

  • Laser Pro Foundations LLC, based in Rindge, NH has been in business for many years but never had any marketing materials or a website.

  • Rick Munroe Tree Service is a long-time business based in Ashburham, MA that needed a way to tell people about their services. The website gave them the structure to explain and show people what they offer.

  • Purrfect Pet Sitting Chattanooga is a startup based in Tennessee that used the website to refocus business from just dog walking (of small-breed dogs) to focus more on pet sitting.

  • T.G. Roettiger, an fiction short-story and novelist in the Monadnock region used building a website to promote his two books.