{"id":1284,"date":"2010-08-12T10:23:25","date_gmt":"2010-08-12T17:23:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.yola.com\/?p=1284"},"modified":"2010-11-16T03:30:31","modified_gmt":"2010-11-16T10:30:31","slug":"site-of-the-week-box-it-design","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.yola.com\/blog\/site-of-the-week-box-it-design\/","title":{"rendered":"Site of the Week: Box it Design"},"content":{"rendered":"

Here at Yola.com we provide a powerful tool enabling users to build a website<\/a> on their own website while offering expert guidance along the way all for a great value. We feel a kindred connection with Box it Design<\/a> who provides interior design tools that make it easy for their customers to take control of their space with expert guidance at very affordable rates. They offer various packages<\/a> ranging from paint selections to complete room redesigns using existing pieces or sourced pieces. Their business plan is tailored to satisfy a wide range of DIY clients while taking all the fear and guesswork out of redesigning a space. We know the power of enabling people to do that which they didn’t think possible, and the satisfaction you get from setting your customers up for success.<\/p>\n

Box it Design<\/a> owner Jessica Shirley explains, “It’s about using my professional skills to guide and empower people to make great design happen on their own, without high price tags.” Not to mention keeping her overhead low and her business global as she can work seamlessly with all her clients remote. In fact, having an interactive website that allows her to work closely with her clients without ever meeting them face to face was crucial to the success of her business concept.<\/p>\n

Jessica took advantage of a wide variety of the widgets and tools we offer in order to make her idea a reality. She was generous enough to walk us through her site building process in detail.<\/p>\n

Creating my website through Yola<\/a> has set me apart from other design sites by allowing me to create an organized, functional and creative website without having any website building knowledge what-so-ever. Yola’s easy to use templates, layouts, headings and widgets made it easy to create a professional looking website. It’s as simple as clicking and dragging to add widgets. My website needed to be very user friendly as well as highly interactive. I was able to add down-loadable files<\/a> for my clients, embed surveys<\/a>, add a Paypal shopping cart<\/a>, customized blog<\/a>, and much more. One of my favorite features is that with my paid domain name through Yola<\/a>, I was able to set up domain email<\/a>. Another great feature is the SEO tools<\/a>. It’s a confusing concept for amateurs like me, but Yola sets up the template, so all I had to do was add the information I needed to get my website found. The Sitebuilder is very user friendly. If I ever got stuck, I just searched the help center<\/a> and found step by step tutorials to help me achieve my goals. I loved building my website so much that I was sad when it was finished<\/em>!\u2014Jessica Shirley<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Happily we know websites are never truly finished, so we’re confident Jessica will keep busy adding fresh content to her site via her blog and continuing to make use of all the tools Yola<\/a> has to offer. We look forward to watching this business grow and develop!<\/p>\n

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Want to see your site featured here? Take a few minutes to tell us what you think makes your site stand out and submit it to: support@yola.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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