Frequently Asked Questions
Find the answers you're looking for... fast!Below you will find a list of answers to frequently asked questions that clients or potential clients ask jDynamic. If you still can't find what you're looking for, feel free to contact us.
Domain Names
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Should I choose a .com or a .com.au?A
This depends on a number of factors including: your target market, products/services, search engine optimization requirements and other marketing objectives. Contact us and we’ll help you choose the right one.Internet Marketing
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How will people find my site?A
It is a good idea to promote your website wherever you can - business cards, brochures, letterheads, signage, etc. There are a number of online marketing strategies that can be utilized to drive fresh traffic to your website. The more visitors you receive, the more leads will be generated. The right strategy will be determined by taking a close look at your business goals, competition, budget and timeframe. Contact us to find out more.Q
What is Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)?A
Top search engine rankings can drive significant traffic to your website, which results in more leads or sales. When a new website is launched, unfortunately it doesn’t automatically get top rankings in the major search engines. Top rankings are due to a number of factors which require a deliberate and focused campaign. The major search engines regularly change the ways they rank websites so to stay on top requires an ongoing effort. SEO is quite in-depth, but to simplify things it focuses on ensuring targeted content is located in the correct places on the website and gaining quality, relevant links from other websites. Talk to us to find out more.Web Development
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What’s the process for getting my site online?A
The development lifecycle consists of the following steps:
- Requirements analysis: we take a close look at your business goals and requirements to determine the best solution. A fixed quotation is provided at this point for approval.
- Structure design: we create a “website structure diagram”, essentially a blueprint outlining the pages to be included on the website along with an overview of the content and functionality on each page. This diagram is used as a guideline for developing new content for the website.
- Layout concept: the look-and-feel of the website is created. This is done to match your existing marketing material as well as communicating effectively to your target market.
- Content development: a list of required content will be supplied for you to compile.
- Functional draft: a workable website is delivered which includes all functionality and content. Any required adjustments to the content or functionality is made.
- Launch & Training: the website is publically launched and CMS training is completed, if required.
- Marketing: As per the initial quotation, a marketing campaign is commenced to start driving fresh traffic to the new website.
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Will I have any say in what my website looks like?A
Yes, you certainly will. jDynamic will develop the look-and-feel of your website to compliment the colour scheme of existing marketing material. If you don't have a corporate colour scheme, one of our designers will develop a professional style for your website. You will have the opportunity to provide feedback, or special requests during the development cycle to ensure complete satisfaction.Q
I already have a website, but am not happy with it. Are you able to revamp it?A
Yes, jDynamic not only designs new business websites, but can update existing sites to meet your requirements.Q
Will I be able to update information on my website?A
Depending on your budget and goals, jDynamic can integrate a Content Management System (CMS) into your website. This will allow you to update content on your website via a secure, password-protected administration panel. You can access the CMS from with your web browser from any computer connected to the Internet, and there's no software to install!Q
How long before my Website is built?A
The size and complexity of the website will determine how long it takes to develop. Smaller sites take less than 2 weeks, whereas larger online catalogues can take up to 6 weeks or more. During the development phase we will ask you for certain content and feedback. The sooner you can provide this, the faster your website will be operational. An approximate delivery time is provided a time of quotation.Web Hosting
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Do you offer "email only" hosting packages?A
Yes we do. Contact us for more details on pricing.Still have a question, feel free to contact us.