MKTG 3348 week 14- Weebly Website

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This week for class I created a website on Weebly. My dad has his own remodeling company so I decided to make a website for him. The process in creating the website was fairly simple. First, I choose a template that would be the best fit and then I filled in information about the company. I also selected a free domain name: www.rabianskiremodeling.weebly.com.

I used the website to highlight a few of my dads past/current projects while including of all the services he offers. Creating a website is a great way to attract new customers and appear more professional. Prior to making the website, my dad only marketed himself by word of mouth and with business cards. Having a physical platform to view will make customers feel more confident choosing Rabianski Remodeling for their next home project.

To further develop the website, I will need to connect a google analytics account to assess a variety of metrics that can help make the website more of a success. To help promote the website, my dad and I will share the link to our Facebook's to increase overall traffic.

Website link: https://rabianskiremodeling.weebly.com

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