On the Building of Web Sites
Web sites vary enormously in content, complexity, dynamics and frequency of management. Quotes are therefore individual. If you would like information, please submit this inquiry. You may also contact me directly.
The following examples represent distinctly different levels of effort, expertise and cost. By the time this page is published, the screen shots will likely be stale. As well they should! Adding and updating pages keeps sites fresh, encourages return visitors, and most importantly boosts their search-engine rating via the Google algorithm.
Small, static web sites can be had for as low as $300.00. Interactive, complex sites have a minimum build fee of $2500.00. Fees for refactoring a site are available by request. Management and maintenance fees vary by site. Hosting fees, rent for Internet space, and domain registration fees (including renewals) are included with every site.
~ www.DeirdreMcCloskey.com
~ www.SpeakingOfEconomics.com
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Arjo Klamer needed an interactive site to generate interest in his latest book, Speaking of Economics. For friend Arjo, anything, of course. His own site (see below) was my first, and launched the whole business of developing web sites. (But I couldn't have done it without the help and encouragement of my son, Jared.) The Speaking of Economics site, however, has had no hits. Why? Because there are more webpages than there are people on earth, and the possibility of stumbling upon one without a referral is -- well, you figure it out. I've written a letter of invitation (which in the case of TheEconomicConversation won thousands of hits) but Arjo has been too busy to deal with it. Alas. |
~ www.TheEconomicConversation.com
~ www.klamer.nl
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After several years klamer.nl needed refactoring (spring cleaning, total overhaul, detailing -- call it what you will), so now it looks like this. |






