This is exactly what I was looking for! I am about to have my first client and needed a little help on going about this project. I’ve been self taught, learning off and on, for the past 5 years. After many obstacles I faced, like imposters syndrome, I am finally going to dedicate my extra time to go full force!
I redesign all my websites in wix. It’s perfect because the client can make any changes at any time and once you hand it over..it’s their site and they can do what they want.
I got my first client yesterday. Having my first meeting today. Feeling a bit of imposter syndrome. Thanks for these tips. The shared Google doc with the notes are gold and make it really professional.
@@mrlima2953 if you don't mind me asking, how much did you charge? and did you use tools like wix or did you make it from scratch? did it matter if you make from scratch or no? and how did you get the client to begin with
Thank you Dylan, this is exactly what I was looking for. Going to dive deeper in everything you’ve pointed out! Definitely looking forward to learn more from you! 🙏🏻
You can. I love Squarespace and Wix for that because updating on their own is really easy. The other option is to set up a monthly 'maintenance fee' where you are paid monthly to make sure the site is running properly and do any small updates the ask for. It's a win-win bc it gives the client reassurance - no one wants to scramble to find a developer when their site is down and it's relatively passive income for you!
Great video! I would start with getting a reseller if you have no idea how to manage a server, and then build yourself up from there. You don't want to sound ignorant to your clients from a technical standpoint for hosting. Just my two cents. Keep it up Bryce!
Thank you so much for this information. This is EXACTLY the content I was looking for except for ONE thing I'm still a little worried about. You see I've designed websites, but I've never actually deployed one. Heres a couple of the things I'm wondering: - Hosting is a reoccurring fee. How do I go over that with the client? Deciding where to host their website and how they will manage the monthly fee and all? - If the client already has a website and domain name, how would I switch their page out with the new one I've created?
Hey NightOwl, good questions. It's standard to have the client pay for the hosting fees... shouldn't be any backlash there. As far as where to host, it depends. I like Wix and Squarespace for simple sites but if you're a designer those tools might be restrictive for you. Transferring the domain is common and is slightly different depending on where you host. There are plenty of tutorials that will help you out once you decide on a hosting provider.
I was wondering what type of website you would set up for them. Small business don’t want to mess with coding so makes sense to set them up on Wix. Thanks!
Hi Dylan. Thanks for the helpful video. I’m just starting out and I’m trying to understand the best approach towards paying for hosting and domain name. Is this something you leave to the client (to also decide on the domain name), or include in the final price? What if they pull out? Do you cancel the hosting plan? Thank you
some people in my account fiverr asked me to design a website for them or to become a webmaster for their website , but I actually I don't know how to do that or to add their websites to my WordPress is this way -the 8 steps- that you mentioned in this video is this how it works
Great video. Let’s say I decide to use Wix for a client. How do I go about informing the client about the premium subscription price? Do I factor that price in with the total of what I’m charging? Or are they responsible for that?
I wrap that up into hosting costs. They are ultimately responsible for paying that. Wix has some good features for making that process simple with clients. I recommend making the site on the clients Wix account and then adding yourself as an admin.
Loved how helpful this was! I was thinking about freelancing and I’m still wondering a bit how the handoff phase works with the client. How is the site managed later if it needs updating? Do I maintain co-ownership of the Figma files or access to the Wix design? I would love to learn more about this ✨
If you go to deploy through WIX, what happens after a year whenever the free domain runs out? Do you have the client go through you to renew it, or have them do it by creating a wix account? Is this something you discuss to them in the initial meeting? thank you
the hardest part is getting your customer to pay you? I was thinking about building WordPress websites on a test domain and only migrating the final website to the clients domain name after they pay me.
That's one way to do it. One of my first websites was a portfolio page for a property manager and he just walked right at the end and didn't take the website even though it was done. Something to be aware of. I've also found that people are more invested once they've put money down. I hope you do great selling websites!
We can learn a lot from this video aside from the literal lesson being taught! I was interested to see what common patterns 1) got me to watch this entire video 2) content length 3) content material and structure 4) CTA (check out the high five thingyy worked on me lol 5) simple, elegant, intriguing, informing THANKS! I'm in sales if you want to hire me or offer a commission only deal. I host in person events each month for many different classes, causes, and community growth purposes and love adding high quality products to my sponsor list. No cost to you unless I make a sale
Just came across this channel and I immediately noticed something, Your surname is definitely from Italy, which is the country where I was born :D Guess you should have some Italian in your family's tree :D
What's the difference in you using serverless framework vs aws amplify? Really excited to shift from server setup myself (although I like that stuff a bit) to these kinds of easier to maintain technologies!
That's a great question! First off, serverless framework is cloud provider agnostic, you can use it with aws, azure, etc. Both overlap quite a bit because they use/are infrastructure as code (hence being easy to maintain). I think of the serverless.yml file, which is the heart of serverless as an easy to write cloudformation template. Amplify abstracts any cloudformation away from you. For practical use, if you want to get started in the cloud I would use amplify because they make it really easy to get started and hook up the front and back end. And as you get more comfortable with cloud concepts learn serverless framework and consider it for projects that will need to scale. Serverless makes it easier to customize more complicated architectures. With that said both are fast growing projects, and will likely add a lot of functionality in the next year! -Dylan
hey good insights. how to you deal with the domain? do you get their user name and password to build their website? i am using elementor for example, can i simply install it even if they use php? much love and good luck!
Hey Dylan, awesome video! I am thinking of starting a side hustle in creating websites and this video was a huge help! One question - when you create websites that involve customer payment through the site, do you set up the payment information with your client?
Hey, Wix has an option to transfer ownership of the project. You can also create it on the client's account from the start and add yourself as an admin.
Hi! SO if I build someone a website on WIX how can they manage it after and upload new products and change contact infomation. Also if I cancel my WIX Subscription what happens to their website?
question: While getting a domain or the CMS provider who is paying for it and at what stage of the development? When registering to CMS who gets the credentials to maintain and update the page? If the page showcases a gallery of some sort, a lightbox, how does a client create more galleries and uploads more pictures? Am I as a dev responsible for such updates?
The client should pay for all services. You can point them on how to set up an account etc. Then in the case of the CMS make yourself an admin. The other option is to build the website yourself then transfer ownership once it's complete and they've paid.
Awesome video, just subscribed and will watch the rest of your content ASAP. I’m a network engineer by trade and just getting into web design/development. This video helped me out a lot as a friend just reach out and wants me to build his website. It’s exciting and nerve racking at the same time. Is Google drive the main collaboration tool for sharing documents?
Great Explanation ! I have been searching this since a month. Its a better start for a beginner. But have a question, do you deliver the site to client by transferring it to his email or by any other way. And last one do you need to teach them about making changes in website wherever they need?
If you're using Wix and Squarespace your can either set up the account under the client's email and add yourself as an admin, or transfer afterwords. As long as you get paid both works. You can teach them how to make changes. You can also charge a monthly 'maintenance fee' to make changes when they come up. Or charge an hourly rate. The maintenance fee provides more value to the customer if you're doing SEO for them because you're adding value every month.
There are tons of coding channels and tons of experts on how to freelance but what they miss is exactly what you covered. I have a question that when i code up my site, environment variables like api key and everything is linked to my own account so how am i gonna switch that up with the client's info?
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! I air on the side of getting the client to provide all of the content. That said, with privacy policies there are a lot of templates online you can work off of if the client doesn't have one. Make sure they approve of it though.
Hey Dylan, am here for the first time visiting your RUclips channel, is there any chance I can get in contact with you for additional questions? I also consider building my own website for a client, and would appreciate if you could help me during the journey.
Awesome video but i have this problem that my client asked me how he can edit something by himself and i cant give him access to my account because i have more work here and its like weird you know
Kind of, I export all media assets and color palette from Figma. But when it comes to coding I prefer using React and TailwindCSS for most projects so I can handle responsive design and business logic more easily.
Hey glad you like it. I recommend Squarespace, Wix, or Shopify for a store. If you need custom functionality outside the range of those, then that's a bigger question.
Great video! I own a business and we’re having someone come and help us build our website.. do you have any suggestions of questions we should ask them from the consumer side?
I have a question when I hand over the site to my client, do I have to pay the construction site money for the site per month to work for example for wordpress 45 euros per month to have plugins
i had a big doubt that after the site is completed how do u hand over it to client and one more question that if domain has 1 year span and it expires then who will pay for it? plz ans bro
This is so helpful Dylan!! I do have a question if I may. Let's say i want to build a wordpress site using the software. Do I just get access to their cpanel webhosting account and download wordpress that way? Or could I download the software and use it over and over? I tried to install LAMP but I didn't have a domain name to attach it to so I stopped. Thanks!
Hey, It's tough to answer that without more info. What the client needs, what technologies you have experience w, etc. I would generally recommend against cpanel. It's outdated and there are a lot easier ways to get up and running. There are a lot of really great tools that allow you to get a website up and running with ease!
See here’s we’re I’m confused. I know how to make a website and do everything I need to. I understand how to get a domain name but thoes cost money. Are you expected to pay for the domain name for someone else or are you supposed to get them to pay for it? Or is there a free way to get domain names that I have not seen?
The customer should buy and have ownership of the domain. Then they'll give you access to the domain service login or give you the records you need to connect to wix.
The courage to ask a 'noob' question is a sign you're on the right path. If you use wix or square space there is a button in the admin panel to transfer ownership.
This may be a weird question, but once I've made the website, how do I give it to them? would i have to give them the info to the wix account I used? would I be the one responsible for the website? id assume this is something that the client and i have to talk about but id like some advice on it
i'm a total newbie here but with my first client (and only so far) i suggested they create an account at siteground (a hosting platform) and give me the login credentials. then i went in and set everything up for them, told them to change the passwords to lock me out when i was done and that was that
Hey Kajean, ... that's kindof like asking how much a car costs, it depends. If you're going to do something for a small business, let's say a chiropractor who needs a landing, about, and contact page. And it's your first website I'd charge $300. If you think you can make them the best chiropractor website in town I'd charge at least $1000. If you're new start small and work up... you'll get there. Also, pricing is very subjective. If you're the best at what you do you can price based on value (not hours) and charge significantly more. If you have a specific example I can give more guidance.
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This is exactly what I was looking for! I am about to have my first client and needed a little help on going about this project. I’ve been self taught, learning off and on, for the past 5 years. After many obstacles I faced, like imposters syndrome, I am finally going to dedicate my extra time to go full force!
That's awesome, go get it my man!
How’s it going Johnny?
Congratulations!
Hey there, how’s it going after an year? Share your experience, it will help me as I am at that point right now :)
Progress?
I redesign all my websites in wix. It’s perfect because the client can make any changes at any time and once you hand it over..it’s their site and they can do what they want.
Would they pay just 1 time? Or could I still manage it
This is the only video I can find like this online! Please make more content. Its so good!
I got my first client yesterday. Having my first meeting today. Feeling a bit of imposter syndrome. Thanks for these tips. The shared Google doc with the notes are gold and make it really professional.
how did it go? how are you doing now?
@@kuanjarlo I did very well mate. She loved my service and found me very knowledgeable.
@@mrlima2953 if you don't mind me asking, how much did you charge? and did you use tools like wix or did you make it from scratch? did it matter if you make from scratch or no? and how did you get the client to begin with
I was soooo lost on how to start this process, thank you so much!!
Quality content!! You deserve a lot more!!❤️
Thank you! are there any topics you’d like a video on?
Thank you Dylan, this is exactly what I was looking for. Going to dive deeper in everything you’ve pointed out! Definitely looking forward to learn more from you! 🙏🏻
Short, brief and straight to the point, with details' references, GOD I wish all RUclips videos were like this
Glad you enjoyed!
Great video! I love the 15% offer. My question is do you provide a tutorial for the client on how to update their own website after it is completed?
You can. I love Squarespace and Wix for that because updating on their own is really easy.
The other option is to set up a monthly 'maintenance fee' where you are paid monthly to make sure the site is running properly and do any small updates the ask for.
It's a win-win bc it gives the client reassurance - no one wants to scramble to find a developer when their site is down and it's relatively passive income for you!
@@dylanalbertazzi Awesome! Thanks for replying
Thank you. Quality content in the necessary time to tell all the info. Wow. My respect.
I appreciate that!
Spot on. This is exactly what I do all they way down to the payment. Great video!
Great video! I would start with getting a reseller if you have no idea how to manage a server, and then build yourself up from there. You don't want to sound ignorant to your clients from a technical standpoint for hosting. Just my two cents. Keep it up Bryce!
I don't usually leave comments, but this one is a must. Solid video!
I appreciate that!
Thank you so much Dylan! Very helpful.
Happy to help!
This is exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you
Thank you a lot for this video. This is very interesting and informative. Keep posting like those amazing videos, this is awesome.
I love how concise and informative this was, thank you!
Thank you for making this information so easily digestible!
That’s actually the most useful video on the topic I’ve seen thanks
Thank you so much for this information. This is EXACTLY the content I was looking for except for ONE thing I'm still a little worried about. You see I've designed websites, but I've never actually deployed one. Heres a couple of the things I'm wondering:
- Hosting is a reoccurring fee. How do I go over that with the client? Deciding where to host their website and how they will manage the monthly fee and all?
- If the client already has a website and domain name, how would I switch their page out with the new one I've created?
Hey NightOwl, good questions.
It's standard to have the client pay for the hosting fees... shouldn't be any backlash there. As far as where to host, it depends. I like Wix and Squarespace for simple sites but if you're a designer those tools might be restrictive for you.
Transferring the domain is common and is slightly different depending on where you host. There are plenty of tutorials that will help you out once you decide on a hosting provider.
@@dylanalbertazzi okay, good to know. Well, thank you for the quick response! Appreciate it.
Thank you so much! This is so helpful!
You're so welcome!
so anxious to meet clients
I was wondering what type of website you would set up for them. Small business don’t want to mess with coding so makes sense to set them up on Wix. Thanks!
Thank you for this, exactly what I need.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge
thanks for this ! I've just started. I'm working with lawyers, and they are so straight talking!
How is it going?
Awesome content! Really needed this!
I'm so glad it was helpful!
Very nice, well explained. Great video!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for this video man; blessed by it... Hope to see more, God bless you man❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Everything I needed!!! Thank you!! Great video!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Dylan. Thanks for the helpful video. I’m just starting out and I’m trying to understand the best approach towards paying for hosting and domain name. Is this something you leave to the client (to also decide on the domain name), or include in the final price? What if they pull out? Do you cancel the hosting plan?
Thank you
Thanks for this, really great overview, I hope you have other videos up going into more details would definitely like to know more
Glad it was helpful!
Hats off Dylan! Subscribed😅
some people in my account fiverr asked me to design a website for them or to become a webmaster for their website , but I actually I don't know how to do that or to add their websites to my WordPress is this way -the 8 steps- that you mentioned in this video is this how it works
Really usefull! Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
Great tips thanks for that dude
Thanks so much for the video!
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing, we want more
Really useful video - thank you
You are welcome!
Super helpful video! Thanks :)
Glad it was helpful!
Great Video! Thank you.
it'd be great if you could upload a whole work process for a real client work
Thanks for the suggestion.
absolutely amazing
@dylanalbertazzi you forgot to mention the tools and the workflow for the client CRM. The client is going to need to update their website over time.
This is very nice. Thanks
Thank you very helpful
Glad it helped
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Let’s say I decide to use Wix for a client. How do I go about informing the client about the premium subscription price? Do I factor that price in with the total of what I’m charging? Or are they responsible for that?
I wrap that up into hosting costs. They are ultimately responsible for paying that.
Wix has some good features for making that process simple with clients. I recommend making the site on the clients Wix account and then adding yourself as an admin.
I was seriously wondering if freelancers use Wix for website building. Thanks for explaining the differences!
Glad it was helpful!
Me encantó tu explicación, Dylan. Nueva seguidora :D
This here is amazing! Thanks
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much for this video! I have a few questions, which website building platforms do you prefer using in 2023? Thanks!
Loved how helpful this was! I was thinking about freelancing and I’m still wondering a bit how the handoff phase works with the client. How is the site managed later if it needs updating? Do I maintain co-ownership of the Figma files or access to the Wix design?
I would love to learn more about this ✨
A time lapse of building a clients website would be dope
I'm with ya!
Kind of asking a lot though haha so I don’t blame ya if you don’t do it.
If you go to deploy through WIX, what happens after a year whenever the free domain runs out? Do you have the client go through you to renew it, or have them do it by creating a wix account? Is this something you discuss to them in the initial meeting? thank you
Hello, great video and learned a lot but was just wondering is you use monthly payments or just how you do the payments in general.
Thanks Dylan
Glad to help!
thank you, this is amazing!
You're very welcome!
this is gold. thx
You got it!
but if I use wix, then they'll have the banner that says have wix with no ads.
AND won't they have to pay 18$ per month to keep running the website?
Thanks for the video
the hardest part is getting your customer to pay you? I was thinking about building WordPress websites on a test domain and only migrating the final website to the clients domain name after they pay me.
That's one way to do it. One of my first websites was a portfolio page for a property manager and he just walked right at the end and didn't take the website even though it was done.
Something to be aware of. I've also found that people are more invested once they've put money down.
I hope you do great selling websites!
We can learn a lot from this video aside from the literal lesson being taught! I was interested to see what common patterns 1) got me to watch this entire video 2) content length 3) content material and structure 4) CTA (check out the high five thingyy worked on me lol 5) simple, elegant, intriguing, informing
THANKS! I'm in sales if you want to hire me or offer a commission only deal. I host in person events each month for many different classes, causes, and community growth purposes and love adding high quality products to my sponsor list. No cost to you unless I make a sale
Just came across this channel and I immediately noticed something,
Your surname is definitely from Italy, which is the country where I was born :D
Guess you should have some Italian in your family's tree :D
Oh yes, I'm 50-75% Italian.
Thanks for sharing this! Really helpful!
Glad to help!
What's the difference in you using serverless framework vs aws amplify? Really excited to shift from server setup myself (although I like that stuff a bit) to these kinds of easier to maintain technologies!
That's a great question! First off, serverless framework is cloud provider agnostic, you can use it with aws, azure, etc. Both overlap quite a bit because they use/are infrastructure as code (hence being easy to maintain).
I think of the serverless.yml file, which is the heart of serverless as an easy to write cloudformation template. Amplify abstracts any cloudformation away from you.
For practical use, if you want to get started in the cloud I would use amplify because they make it really easy to get started and hook up the front and back end. And as you get more comfortable with cloud concepts learn serverless framework and consider it for projects that will need to scale. Serverless makes it easier to customize more complicated architectures.
With that said both are fast growing projects, and will likely add a lot of functionality in the next year!
-Dylan
awesome. thanks.
You bet!
hey good insights. how to you deal with the domain? do you get their user name and password to build their website? i am using elementor for example, can i simply install it even if they use php? much love and good luck!
Hey Don,
I can't speak directly to elementor but it is common for tools like that to have an option to add you as an admin.
Hey Dylan, awesome video! I am thinking of starting a side hustle in creating websites and this video was a huge help!
One question - when you create websites that involve customer payment through the site, do you set up the payment information with your client?
I'd recommend never touching their payment info, just give them access to the account and have them enter it in themselves.
Check out Stripe
@@dylanalbertazzi do the clients pay me through stripes?
Thanks bro
But how is this done, in the first place? Do the clients give you their login credentials to edit their websites?
Can you explain more about deployment?
Hey Dylan,How do I give ownership of the website to my client after I have created the website?do I copy and paste or…?
Hey thanks for question...Dylan I need answer for same question! Thanks in advance
Hey, Wix has an option to transfer ownership of the project. You can also create it on the client's account from the start and add yourself as an admin.
Hi! SO if I build someone a website on WIX how can they manage it after and upload new products and change contact infomation. Also if I cancel my WIX Subscription what happens to their website?
this was so fucking good
Much appreciated.
question:
While getting a domain or the CMS provider who is paying for it and at what stage of the development?
When registering to CMS who gets the credentials to maintain and update the page?
If the page showcases a gallery of some sort, a lightbox, how does a client create more galleries and uploads more pictures? Am I as a dev responsible for such updates?
The client should pay for all services. You can point them on how to set up an account etc.
Then in the case of the CMS make yourself an admin.
The other option is to build the website yourself then transfer ownership once it's complete and they've paid.
Do you have a video about like making tutorials. And how do you hand over the acount name and passwoord for the website
Awesome video, just subscribed and will watch the rest of your content ASAP. I’m a network engineer by trade and just getting into web design/development. This video helped me out a lot as a friend just reach out and wants me to build his website. It’s exciting and nerve racking at the same time. Is Google drive the main collaboration tool for sharing documents?
Hey Daniel, that's awesome!
Google Drive is a great collaboration tool 👍🏻
Great Explanation ! I have been searching this since a month. Its a better start for a beginner.
But have a question, do you deliver the site to client by transferring it to his email or by any other way. And last one do you need to teach them about making changes in website wherever they need?
If you're using Wix and Squarespace your can either set up the account under the client's email and add yourself as an admin, or transfer afterwords. As long as you get paid both works.
You can teach them how to make changes. You can also charge a monthly 'maintenance fee' to make changes when they come up. Or charge an hourly rate.
The maintenance fee provides more value to the customer if you're doing SEO for them because you're adding value every month.
@@dylanalbertazzi thanks brother.
There are tons of coding channels and tons of experts on how to freelance but what they miss is exactly what you covered.
I have a question that when i code up my site, environment variables like api key and everything is linked to my own account so how am i gonna switch that up with the client's info?
Glad it was helpful! can you rephrase your question? I don’t understand what your asking.
Great video.
Do you ask the client for legal texts like privacy policy or do you take charge of that yourself?
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
I air on the side of getting the client to provide all of the content. That said, with privacy policies there are a lot of templates online you can work off of if the client doesn't have one.
Make sure they approve of it though.
Top g my guy
great video. do you have any recommendations on where to get clients in the first place? is fiverr and places like that going to get a newbie work?
Hey Dylan, am here for the first time visiting your RUclips channel, is there any chance I can get in contact with you for additional questions?
I also consider building my own website for a client, and would appreciate if you could help me during the journey.
Hey Elijah,
Feel free to drop any questions you have from the comments. That way everyone can learn from them!
Awesome video but i have this problem that my client asked me how he can edit something by himself and i cant give him access to my account because i have more work here and its like weird you know
Thank you for that Video:) Does that mean you don`t export your website in figma as html and css but build it from scratch?
Kind of, I export all media assets and color palette from Figma. But when it comes to coding I prefer using React and TailwindCSS for most projects so I can handle responsive design and business logic more easily.
With that said, if you're just building a site with HTML and CSS use WordPress or Wix. It will be much easier.
Hi! which site are you using for creating the websites? Awesome video btw.
Hey glad you like it. I recommend Squarespace, Wix, or Shopify for a store.
If you need custom functionality outside the range of those, then that's a bigger question.
@@dylanalbertazzi Awesome, thank you!
I use shopify to do clients website? Is that a good route to keep going
If they want an ecommerce storefront, absolutely!
Great video! I own a business and we’re having someone come and help us build our website.. do you have any suggestions of questions we should ask them from the consumer side?
Their portfolio. Past work is the best indicator of future success!
I have a question when I hand over the site to my client, do I have to pay the construction site money for the site per month to work for example for wordpress 45 euros per month to have plugins
Nope, this is all paid by the client.
i had a big doubt that after the site is completed how do u hand over it to client and one more question that if domain has 1 year span and it expires then who will pay for it? plz ans bro
Clients hold the account. They own it, they renew it. That simple... If did modify it as ADMIN. They they kick you out after the project
This is so helpful Dylan!! I do have a question if I may. Let's say i want to build a wordpress site using the software. Do I just get access to their cpanel webhosting account and download wordpress that way? Or could I download the software and use it over and over? I tried to install LAMP but I didn't have a domain name to attach it to so I stopped. Thanks!
Hey,
It's tough to answer that without more info. What the client needs, what technologies you have experience w, etc. I would generally recommend against cpanel. It's outdated and there are a lot easier ways to get up and running.
There are a lot of really great tools that allow you to get a website up and running with ease!
How long does the initial meeting takes?
Id shoot for 30 min to an hour.
See here’s we’re I’m confused. I know how to make a website and do everything I need to. I understand how to get a domain name but thoes cost money. Are you expected to pay for the domain name for someone else or are you supposed to get them to pay for it? Or is there a free way to get domain names that I have not seen?
The customer should buy and have ownership of the domain. Then they'll give you access to the domain service login or give you the records you need to connect to wix.
might be of a noob question but how do you transfer the website to them? ssh keys?
The courage to ask a 'noob' question is a sign you're on the right path.
If you use wix or square space there is a button in the admin panel to transfer ownership.
This may be a weird question, but once I've made the website, how do I give it to them? would i have to give them the info to the wix account I used? would I be the one responsible for the website? id assume this is something that the client and i have to talk about but id like some advice on it
i'm a total newbie here but with my first client (and only so far) i suggested they create an account at siteground (a hosting platform) and give me the login credentials. then i went in and set everything up for them, told them to change the passwords to lock me out when i was done and that was that
Hey man I was very interested in building some websites, I was wondering how much money do you ask for when building websites?
Hey Kajean,
... that's kindof like asking how much a car costs, it depends.
If you're going to do something for a small business, let's say a chiropractor who needs a landing, about, and contact page.
And it's your first website I'd charge $300.
If you think you can make them the best chiropractor website in town I'd charge at least $1000.
If you're new start small and work up... you'll get there.
Also, pricing is very subjective. If you're the best at what you do you can price based on value (not hours) and charge significantly more.
If you have a specific example I can give more guidance.
How do you find clients? Seems like everyone and their aunt has a website nowadays
starting with people you know need one OR badly need theirs redone is where I started.
@@dylanalbertazzi 🙏🏻thank you
how to host a website?
what about maintenance?