Starting up a small NDIS business. Looking for suggestions please for low cost options for the following -
Design logo
Build website
Business cards
Domain and emails
Small Business Setup - Logos, Website etc
alwaysis on 05/12/2020 - 12:57
Last edited 05/12/2020 - 14:01 by 1 other user
Last edited 05/12/2020 - 14:01 by 1 other user
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Similar vein is Freelancer contests.
Lookup the NDIS price schedule to find the line item.
Requirement Source Price Design logo Fiverr or Air Tasker $30 to $100+ Build website Square Space $192 Business cards Vistaprint 1000 @ $47.99 + Delivery Domain Zuver $10.50 a year Email Microsoft 365 Business Basic $6.90 per month per user Email + Office Microsoft 365 Business Standard $17.20 per month per user Email + G Office Business Starter $8.40 per month per user Email Zoho Mail Free Free Freelancer is also a good website, I've had many logos made from user on it.
Merged from Building Website help please
Hi everyone - I've made a foolish rookie error and I am now very short on time. A family member offered to build and host my website but it hasn't turned out well. Purchased the domain from godaddy and then pointed the domain to the this person in the UK. Someone suggested using square space to build the website. I've been talking to godaddy as I need to find new host and they say I can easily do it through them. Can anyone tell me what would be easier? Go daddy tell me that once I point the website to them, then I can just start the website from scratch again. Hopefully thats the right info. Thanks
What sort of website?
Basic website for very small business (community mental health) - few pages (who we are, what we do, contact us and referral form)
For static websites like that you could always just go with WordPress and possibly purchase one of their professional looking themes.
@tabz: I've had a brief look a wordpress and it looks out of my depth. I am looking for the simplest, quickest and low cost option if thats even possible
@alwaysis: Wix, Weebly and Squarespace are easy enough for beginners to use. There are tutorials and how-tos on their respective sites
https://www.wix.com/how-to/make-a-website
https://www.squarespace.com/how-to/build-a-website
GoDaddy can host your website, but I've never been a fan of them.
There are occasionally website hosting bargains here, but they all seem expired at the moment.
Need to decide what you want to do. If you want to build a site at square space then do that and use the guides https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205812378-…
They have instructions for godaddy. Or you could use godaddys tools to build a website and host it there.
Wix and Weebly are both really easy to use. You can have something professional looking in an hour or two
We originally had a website hosted with godaddy, but because it was in the US the speed was very poor. We swapped to an aussie hoster using wordpress. If I were starting again from scratch I'd use Squarespace instead of spending all the time learning wordpress.
Domain $12/yr, everything else I did it on my own and free.
fiverr