soulwatcher
Mon 29 December 2008, 05:49 am GMT +0100
What do I mean? I have noticed lately that allot of small websites are merging with bigger websites. To make a even bigger website. Is it impossable to be able to make it as a small time web designer in todays market?
olaf
Mon 29 December 2008, 07:50 am GMT +0100
what is big and what is small?
I think having one bigger site is much better than having multiple smaller sites (last one is much more work)
anjelinaa
Fri 2 January 2009, 05:09 am GMT +0100
I think small websites are still prevailing in the market and capturing a very good market as well. So I think they will be here till this internet exist. This is the law of nature that with big one there will be always small one as well.
designer
Fri 2 January 2009, 10:14 am GMT +0100
They still coexist pretty well... If your site gets merged with a bigger one, then it's a good thing, eventually small sites will grow big as well with proper technique and a bunch of luck!
Kahraba
Mon 5 January 2009, 11:11 am GMT +0100
Web 2.0 apps will make custom and small websites much more affordable for small businesses and other organizations.
nickey2009
Tue 6 January 2009, 08:50 am GMT +0100
i think there are some small websites which are having good traffic but all you need is targeting the niche market.
andr103
Thu 8 January 2009, 03:00 pm GMT +0100
I think, small bussines is better than great. You can add or close small sites according your money. And to make small site costs less than great site.
classylady
Thu 8 January 2009, 06:37 pm GMT +0100
I have to whole-heartily disagree that there's no more work for web developers simply because of small sites being a thing of the past. Just because a service/company website doesn't have a lot of pages in it (ex: coca-cola may have as many as 500 pages within it's site compared to Mom & Pop beverage center who may have 10 pages within their site), it doesn't mean that it's not a viable force on the internet. If a "small fry" decides to make a presence for their specific niche may be it be on a national or local areal (ex: "soft drink" being national compared to "virginia beach soft drink" being local), they will obviously have more success locally rather than nationally. In each and every town, there will always be a mom and pop shop who wants to expand. Part of the success of expansion deals with making a website not only is web 2.0 compliant, but be able to increase their awareness not only in a local area, but slowly expanding to regional as well (ex: Virginia Beach soft drink being local vs. Princess Anne County soft drink being regional)
andr103
Fri 16 January 2009, 05:13 pm GMT +0100
I think, great sites are good only for great companies!
akash
Sat 24 January 2009, 06:37 pm GMT +0100
the market and capturing a very good market as well. So I think they will be here till this internet exist.
acroshaw
Sat 31 January 2009, 12:19 am GMT +0100
I think that creating small website can be really helpful to small businesses. Small businesses are in need of a way to reach people. Creating a small informative website is a good way to do that.
Hope this helps
AliMustafa
Mon 16 February 2009, 04:42 pm GMT +0100
I don't think so.Small and the big , both have existed and will exist together.There might be an increase in the number of big sites but still small sites still occupy a good fraction of the market and I still think you have a good probablity to survive as a small web designer and even better if you tie up with the big players.
alexacosta
Mon 16 February 2009, 04:45 pm GMT +0100
I'd rather say that this is the time of small/niche websites rather than big/general websites.
julie81
Thu 26 February 2009, 05:05 am GMT +0100
I don't think that is true. As far as you have to good content the size doesn't matters
sjenkins
Tue 21 April 2009, 06:22 pm GMT +0200
Its all about marketing.. Offlien in conjuntion with online....
Biggest problem now a days is ppl are focusing on online advertising and forget about the offline factor
cash4trends
Fri 24 April 2009, 04:57 am GMT +0200
Let's just work harder.:)
Natcoweb.com
Fri 24 April 2009, 12:46 pm GMT +0200
I don't see the point.
Firstly you can easily turn any small website into a big one.
Secondly, it's not the site size that matters at the end of the day, but the degree of site optimization and the company's name behind the site.
aaliyahroma
Wed 29 April 2009, 12:19 am GMT +0200
I think content quality is more important than site size.
ChiefLee
Thu 4 June 2009, 04:43 am GMT +0200
I think content quality is more important than site size.
Did you really just say it's not the size that matters? :)
There will always be small businesses who need help putting together smaller sites. I haven't seen any changes in this regard.
mint1
Tue 16 June 2009, 11:10 am GMT +0200
i think their main purpose is to resale their website for earning purposes and after all it all depends how you want to take advantage from your website.
4_reyes
Thu 18 June 2009, 08:30 am GMT +0200
i agree i also crate small sites to sell and when time comes buy a large website
sherman_83
Fri 3 July 2009, 05:44 pm GMT +0200
imo, the content and the quality of the site is more important than the size.
crops
Sun 6 December 2009, 09:24 am GMT +0100
there is still plenty of a market for small time coding. i use small time advertising to reach them :O
sweetfranky
Fri 11 December 2009, 03:06 am GMT +0100
I don't think it's an issue, content is nothing without links. :D
seotran
Fri 8 January 2010, 07:50 am GMT +0100
Let's just work harder.
Empress
Sat 3 April 2010, 11:59 am GMT +0200
I think size dosent a matter for web site, what message you have delivered is most important.how u r implement the designs, logo, contents, links these are all the finish up to ur excellent site...
Zethix
Wed 7 April 2010, 10:21 am GMT +0200
It's certainly easier to manage one large site, rather than lots of smaller sites, but sometimes a smaller site allows you to better cater to a niche market.
aliceodds
Thu 15 April 2010, 09:25 am GMT +0200
Well there is something in it. A few years ago if you had wanted to share your photos and have a forum with your friends - you had to have your own website. Now there is facebook, picasaweb, freeforumshosting and many other :P too much of them to even remember.
Albie Mathews
Tue 20 April 2010, 10:24 am GMT +0200
Definitely, There exist a lot difference between big sites and small sites in some manners like price, effort and storage.
condo123
Wed 1 September 2010, 01:36 pm GMT +0200
do it yourself systems are much more common these days