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Don't break this to pay for web programming services!

OK, so here we are in the midst of the Great Recession.  My business, like many others, is tight these days.  And yours may be as well.  I need to make more money.  And if you have a business or organization website (or need a new one), you want to get a good deal for your money when having a web developer service your needs.

Well, I’m not going to do this like selling Ginsu knives on the tee-vee, but here’s what I’m-a gonna do…  and this offer is good through December 31, 2009…

I normally make this offer in whispers to new clients, but I have decided to make it public.  My normal base rate for web development is $32/hour (already low in the web development community), but for all new web projects I start between now and December 31, I will do the work for 2/3 the rate ($21.33/hour) if you allow me to display an image-link back to this services site at the bottom of your site for at least six months (see an example at www.harmonweddings.com; by the way, he’s a fantastic photographer too!).  Let’s say it takes 20 hours to complete your web development project — Now it would cost $426.60 instead of $640.  That’s a pretty good discount!

In short, you let me market my wares on your site, and you get cheaper web development from me!

So, you’re wondering, what kind of web development does WebCommons do?  Well, check out my many web programming specialties.  Also, lately, I’ve been doing a lot of enhancements to WordPress-based sites or new developments of informational sites using WordPress.  Basically, if you feel your current site is too much like a flat brochure, let me enliven it with WordPress and add all sorts of programmed goodies, such as an integrated calendar, image galleries, contact form and more — believe me, the possibilities will stoke your imagination.  And what’s more, when your site is based in WordPress, it will be easy for you to update your content without having to pay a web dude like me to do it!

If you’re interested, just give me a ring (or an e-mail).  Thanks for reading!

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