The following list reflects a sampling of the questions we've been asked about the Web:

Q: Is the Internet right for my business?

A: Only you can answer that question. If you've read our "Why The Net" section, then you know how the web is expanding and have an idea of what it can do for you. Companies are using the Internet not just to sell, but to establish or enhance the company identity, and to provide support or information.

Q: Is my company, organization, or business to small for the internet?

A: No. Many companies large and small have enhanced their business on the net. Small business have grown large because of the Internet, and Organizations have found new ways of providing information. The possibilities are limited by your imagination. One small restaurant in California has placed their lunch menu on the net, so customers can order meals before arriving or even for delivery. In 1993 there were 240 business on the Internet in 1997 the figure is over 500,000. The August 27, 1997 issue of "USA Today" predicts 6.6 Billion Dollars in Internet commerce within the next three years.

Q: What about Cost?

A: Ok.. Obviously, the larger the site, the more the cost because of the work involved. Let's say you spend $500 for a medium size Internet site, That figures out to $1.36 per day your probably spending more on that in postage, and how many of those letters go unread, or reach the wrong customer base?

Q: There are lots of programs out there to build web pages, and my nephew is really good with a computer. Why can't we build our own site?

A: You can, and if you have that's ok. CV World can help you market that site, and improve the site so visitors will come more often and stay longer. If your not happy with it, we can do a make over for you, often at a lower cost. Keep in mind though that just publishing a site is not enough. It may look good on your computer, but on the Internet the rules change. That wonderful graphic of you product may take minutes to load because it hasn't been optimized for the Internet, or all those animations and things really slow things down. A presence on the Internet is not about technology. It's a reflection of your business and should be thought out and planned. Think of it as a business tool, not just an advertising banner in cyberspace.

If you have any other questions about the Internet, or our services, please contact us. We'll be happy to help.