We all know it. It’s a fact of life. If you have a business these days, you’ve gotta have a website. It’s like business cards. It’s a must-have. Heck, you may even have experienced the embarrassment that comes with the question “What’s your web site address?” when you don’t have one.

So, knowing that you need a website and wanting one is the simple part. After that, it gets really, really complicated! I speak from personal experience. I'm Karl, the "web monkey" and "design slave" half of Beach Bum Communications. I want to try and save you a TON of headaches and hassles -- as well as money and time -- and make sure you succeed online as quickly as possible with an effective, properly built, cost-effective website.

As you probably know, there are a thousand different ways to "get there from here.” Many of the "fast" and "easy" paths SEEM really good. Many of them will even work swimmingly insofar as “getting a site up” goes. It’s only when you try to step up to the big leagues (you know, real, serious BUSINESS) that you find out their limitations...

You need a solution that is built for business, one which allows you to have a properly indexed and implemented website that the search engines love. You need a site that draws organic traffic like a magnet. It should be easy to maintain and expand. And it must have  all the “bells and whistles,” such as easy shopping cart implementation, fast and easy list building, live support each and every day, etc. 

You undoubtedly need a solution that isn’t expensive. Who has ten grand lying around these days to have a website design firm build it for you? And then, who wants to be at the mercy of some hoitytoity designers (I speak from experience) who lose interest in your site as soon as it’s up and running? 

My business partner and I have found what we believe is the perfect method for building your business website. It’s cost-effective, it’s fast, it’s all about results and it leaves YOU in charge when it’s all said and done. 

Sound good? Want to know more? Well, sit tight. We’ll tell you more about it in Parts 2 and 3 of this mini-report.