We have a number of web developers who resell our web sites...and we invite you to join us too.
Many developers see our low-cost 'site in a box' solutions as a great way to speed their own process and offer superior low cost solutions to their own clients.
Be sure to see our Fool Proof Strategy for selling as many web sites as you want to sell at right >>>
No ClientReady Branding - Generic Interface Only
We have a way for you to get a site up for your client that does NOT say "ClientReady" anywhere... it just says "Client Web Builder" -- it's generic enough that you can just tell them it's software you use for site building. This way, they don't ever have to know about ClientReady.
One Low Price Per Site
Your price is only $150 per site activation, plus any customizations or training or assistance you need. Training on the eBuilder software is extra at $50/hour. We recommend that you purchase four hours of training to effectively learn about all of the offered features. Later, if you want to duplicate an existing site, the charge is a flat $300. Remember, eBuilder exists on ClientReady's servers, so we have to host your site. Hosting rates start at $30/month for a basic site and $40/month for an ecommerce store.
Easy to Alter Colors, Layouts, Text, Graphics, etc
You are NOT boxed in to any design elements or layouts, you can use the sites as they come or completely customize them as much as you like, including the use of Flash and other media, CSS, javascript, etc.
What CAN'T You Do?
Your site is built on the ClientCart eBuilder platform - so there are a few aspects of the sites core engine that cannot be altered or accessed the way you may be used to with a normal PHP based site, such as the database or the way the pages are parsed through the PHP engine (transparently). Some areas are locked off, so if you need COMPLETE flexibility, down to creating your own database schema and running other applications from a CGI-BIN with your site, you may not want to use the ClientReady solution.
That being said, there are workarounds for almost aything you can imagine, and it's very rare to actaully say "we just can't do that".
Ask us here if you have any technical needs that you're concerned may not be possible within the ClientCart platform.
Training and Ongoing Support
You will probably want a few hours of training, maybe more. Email and phone support is $50 an hour.
Normally, most developers need a few hours of help on the first and , maybe second project, then they only need to have a few questions answered now and again. From there you know it well enough to do even most of the advanced features.
Please let me know if you require more assistance, we're happy to work with you!
Need More Info?
Call us here : 530-297-7845
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Fool-Proof Strategy for Selling Web Sites!!
This is so simple it's incredible. We've done some research and figured out that there's a slam dunk way to find new clients to sell web sites to and we're going to share it with you FREE.
Here's how:
Simply watch the display ads that are being run in any major newspaper from your closest large metropolitan area (for us, it's the Sacramento Bee or the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper).
You'll see lots of companies running ads for windows, hot tubs, garage cabinets, gifts, and many other services and products.
Notice the companies that do NOT have web site addresses listed, and then keep an eye on the newspaper for a few weeks.
You'll notice that many of these companies are running ads at least once a week or more - the cost of doing this is normally thousands of dollars per month, depending on the size and frequency of the ad.
Then prepare your pitch and call these companies!!
If they are running display ads in a major newspaper even once a week, they are spending thousands of dollars each month on this advertising! You should be able to sell a web site for a several thousand dollars - maybe more depending on what they need.
We spent a few days calling newspaper advertisers who DO have web sites, and asked them if they were happy with their sites and if they felt that clients go to their web sites at all.
The answer from over 90% of those polled was a resounding "YES!" - they said that they know for a fact that most of their clients will go to their web site first, to learn more, and THEN call or drive to the store only if they see enough to interest them further.
This alone is a SOLID reason why EVERYONE running ads should have a web site. Use it to sell more and sell more easily! |
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