Yola is thrilled to announce our first “Build a Business Website” day. Later this month, every Yola staff member will build a website for a local small business still in need of a web presence. We understand that no matter how easy we make website building, some businesses will still need a helping hand to get online. We’re excited to both serve our local communities and to show off our skills in our Sitebuilder.<\/p>\n
We do have an ulterior motive for this project. We figure the best way to stay in tune with the needs of our small business customers is to talk to them about what they need from their websites and then try to build it for them.\u00a0 We expect this exercise will result in some impressive websites, but we are also prepared to learn valuable information about how we can improve our services to better meet the needs of small businesses.<\/p>\n
It’s also vital for us to try and look at the Sitebuilder through your eyes. Many of us spend each day immersed in very specific aspects of our Sitebuilder and sometimes it’s easy to lose sight of the forest for the trees. We are looking forward to experiencing the entire site building process just as you do. Our staff is busy selecting their small businesses and checking out some of our best Yola built websites for inspiration. Wish us luck, we can’t wait to show you what we come up with!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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