Posts Tagged ‘Template’

What is a web template and how is it related to my automotive business?

December 13th, 2010
Automotive News

It’s safe to assume most of the dealer principles today in the automotive business have a basic understanding of a website, and what it can do for their business. But most of them are still having trouble with the concept of a web template! It is not surprising web template can be a confusing concept to many, in a nut shell a web template is a web site. It maybe designed for a different purpose but never the less it consists of programming languages in the web industry such as HTML, PHP, ASP, Javascript, and mixture of number of other languages. A web template can be used for many businesses since it is licensed to many rather specifically designed for one business. Hence the cost can be shared amount a few, making them more affordable compare to a custom developed website from a developer. Most of the web templates are customizable but it may not be customizable to someone without the understanding of the languages. You may still need to hire a web developer to modify your code for you.

Automotive Web Template Design in Toronto

November 29th, 2010
Automotive Market

Been in the automotive industry for the past 6 years as their IT consultant. I have seen dealers spend tens of thousands of dollars in their web sites over the years. A typical web site today will cost a dealer on average between ,000 – ,000 not to mention the monthly hosting fees from as little as 0 – 0 per month.

These figures are unheard of coming from a developer’s background. But most of the dealers are willing to spend the money but not knowing what they are getting for their money. They will often hire a web developer to maintain their web site after the development is done. With today’s competitive automotive market and shrinking profit margins. It is time for dealers to wake up and smell the coffee, to spend their money wisely on web or internet related advertising and development.

Don’t be fooled into thinking by spend more you shall receive more, that is not true at all. Many dealers are been taken advantage today due to their lack of knowledge and information. A new service has come to light in Canada, called Dealer Template. Their url at http://www.dealertemplate.ca this company is offering dealers a pre-designed web template for as little as per month, and that includes hosting fees. The secret most dealer doesn’t realize is the ,000 web site still come from a cookie cutter web template the development firm uses from their past clients. So in essence the difference between a “custom” developed site, and a template, is the fact if you know it’s a template or not.

Automotive Web Template Design in Toronto

March 3rd, 2010

Been in the automotive industry for the past 6 years as their IT consultant. I have seen dealers spend tens of thousands of dollars in their web sites over the years. A typical web site today will cost a dealer on average between $8,000 – $20,000 not to mention the monthly hosting fees from as little as $200 – $400 per month.

These figures are unheard of coming from a developer’s background. But most of the dealers are willing to spend the money but not knowing what they are getting for their money. They will often hire a web developer to maintain their web site after the development is done. With today’s competitive automotive market and shrinking profit margins. It is time for dealers to wake up and smell the coffee, to spend their money wisely on web or internet related advertising and development.

Don’t be fooled into thinking by spend more you shall receive more, that is not true at all. Many dealers are been taken advantage today due to their lack of knowledge and information. A new service has come to light in Canada, called Dealer Template. Their url at http://www.dealertemplate.ca this company is offering dealers a pre-designed web template for as little as $80 per month, and that includes hosting fees. The secret most dealer doesn’t realize is the $20,000 web site still come from a cookie cutter web template the development firm uses from their past clients. So in essence the difference between a “custom” developed site, and a template, is the fact if you know it’s a template or not.