Brinard Sweeting and Mike Killen from Sell Your Service, talk about how much does a website cost, and how to pay for the right website for your business.

How Much Does a Website Cost? with Mike Killen

Brinard SweetingDigital, Insights, Interviews, Marketing, Strategy, Website

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The absolutely most frequent question that we always receive from business owners is “how much does a website cost?” Or, “how much will it cost to build our website?”. And rightfully so, it’s important to know the formula that goes into computing that number.

There is no one-size-fits-all “package” that can possibly encompass every different business’ or brand’s requirements. And if you come across any designer or developer that offers those kinds of “5 pages for $500” or “10 pages for $1000” packages –– run.

Your specific needs, requirements, goals and objectives will vary from any other brand out there, and it’s important that whatever amount you invest financially in the website, set the tone for your desired financial outcome from the website.

Special guest, and marketing funnel builder guru Mike Killen from Sell Your Service in the UK, answers the big website pricing question, how to budget and properly afford the right website, and talks a bit about his journey from website designer in his agency to building marketing funnels upwards of $10K.

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