Print the Website Brainstorming Worksheet <- click that link and it will either open in a new page or download!
So you know you need a website but you're a little lost as to what people normally include.

  1. A good rule of thumb is to ask yourself a few questions:
  2. What is the goal of my website?
  3. Who will be my audience?
  4. Should they be able to contact me from my website?
  5. What is my product or service?
  6. What do I want to “look like” as a business/brand?
  7. How can social media help me with my online presence?
  8. What other things can the internet help me accomplish in my business?

 Service Industry ( photographer, psychologist, yoga instructor, teacher, makeup artist )

  • About you 
  • Services
  • Pricing
  • Contact information
  • Gallery (if applicable) people like to see where you work and what you’ve done

Product / Store

  • Shopping Cart
  • About
  • Shipping Information
  • Return information
  • Privacy policy
  • Contact information

Hope this helps!!!

cute color scheme idea
imagesizeguide
I also made a cutesy print-out ^ –  download the Social Site Image Size Guide
Pinterest Profile Page image size: 165h x 169w
Pinterest Thumbnail size : 22×22
Facebook:
Facebook Thumbnail size :50×50
Facebook Cover Photo size: 315h x 851w
Facebook Profile and Page-Profile picture size: 160 x160
Twitter avatar size: 48 x 48
Twitter profile avatar size: 73×73
Twitter profile card header image size: 520w x 260h
Etsy Banner size: 760w x 100h
Etsy avatar size: 50 x50
Etsy Listing thumbnail size: 135h x 170w
Etsy Listing image size: 570 x 570
LinkedIn profile image size: 100 x 100
After downloading the app to your mobile device, open the application and  Press the “Sign up” button.
Set up your account:
Enter your
Email
Username
& password
Find Friends:
Using your contact list, Facebook and Twitter accounts ; Instagram will show you what friends are already on Instagram and give you the option to follow them. Click “Next” , and you’re on Instagram!
Go to Facebook.com and you’ll see the sit up area. Follow the prompts, and go through the steps. Some of the steps you can skip.
Go to facebook.com/pages and follow the prompts
 
 
Go to twitter.com and click “sign up”. Follow the prompts
 
 
To sign up for Pinterest, go to www.pinterest.com and select the button “Join Pinterest” at the top of the page.
You can register via Facebook, Twitter, or an e-mail address.
 
  What’s the deal with mobile websites and how do you know if yours is set up to work on people’s cell phones, etc.?

There are two main ways I can help you with that. One is to make sure it looks alright and is workable on most devices, and the other is to make alternate versions of your site.

The first thing to know -and the most important is that iPhones do not support flash. HAVING A FLASH WEBSITE IS THE SINGLE WORST THING YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR BUSINESS BESIDES NOT HAVING A WEBSITE.
So, how do you know if you’re set up with the best possible solution? First of all make sure your site is not using flash. Next, check your website on other people’s computers, cell phones and even if you don’t own an iPad, you can check how your website looks on one by typing in your web address at: iPadpeek.com .
If you still have questions, I’d be more than happy to answer them as we’ll as perform a diagnostics on your online marketing health. Send an email to : 
breezie@breeziecastell.com or use the contact form. 

Here are some ideas for displaying your images online with an online portfolio website.

Coverflow: scrolls horizontally and enlarges the middle image

 

Jquery Masonry:  Fits images in page to create a beautiful gallery

 

 

 

You know you need a website but you don’t know what the hell to put on it ; in it ; etc.

For starters, your business website should have at the minimum the following 3 basic sections:

  1. Info About you or your company
  2. What Product or Service you offer
  3. Contact information

Other things you might want to include:

  • An image gallery
  • An online store
  • A contact form
  • Links to your social networking profiles
  • Testimonials
  • A blog
  • Pricing information
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Resources pertaining to your product or service

 

Cover sheet
Executive summary
Table of Contents
History of the (proposed) business
Description of the business
Description of the market
Description of the product(s)
Ownership and management structure
Objectives and goals
Financial Analysis
Appendices