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Providing custom wordpress solutions

How We Got Started

After many years in food service, I finally decided to take my love of the internet and design, and put it to good use, by assisting others in creating an internet presence.

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I offer Wordpress Theme Design and Development to local businesses and worldwide. No task is too small. by Leominster Designs
Wordpress is one of the best Blogging and Content Management systems on the planet. We can convert your current website to wordpress or redesign yo...
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Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on February 01, 2019
Well now, that's quite the question. It is true that you have to be internet savvy, just as if you were cold calling a potential client, but here is what I do to cover both approaches. Now take into consideration that I am a website developer and that I try and work locally or within a 20-mile... (more) Well now, that's quite the question. It is true that you have to be internet savvy, just as if you were cold calling a potential client, but here is what I do to cover both approaches. Now take into consideration that I am a website developer and that I try and work locally or within a 20-mile radius. In many cases, I will do a search for local businesses without an internet presence, or very small footprint in regards to networking sites or social media. Then I would go and visit a particular store or business, take a look around and maybe make a purchase. I will be very friendly and courteous. Then when I get back to the office I will write a letter explaining my visit and what I purchased and how I was treated and send it to the store or business I just came from. 70% (based on experience) will call me or send a letter in return thanking me for bringing my experience to their attention. When I receive that letter or call, I will then ask them why they do not have a website. I will listen to their concerns and offer an alternative that may interest them. If I meet or exceed their concerns, we'll plan a face to face meeting when we can sit down and talk. If after our meeting they are not interested, I will make a request that if they know of someone who may be interested in our services to please pass our information along. This may seem like a lot of work, but it has worked very well for me. Thanks a lot for allowing me to ramble. Tim
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Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on January 23, 2019
Dear Zvi, You might want people to think of you as easy, friendly and knowledgeable. Easy in that you are easy to do business with, no friction or hassle. Friendly in that your people are genuinely friendly and care about their customers. Knowledgeable in that your people are smart... (more) Dear Zvi, You might want people to think of you as easy, friendly and knowledgeable. Easy in that you are easy to do business with, no friction or hassle. Friendly in that your people are genuinely friendly and care about their customers. Knowledgeable in that your people are smart and knowledgeable, and have expertise that creates confidence for your customers. Tim

Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on January 18, 2019
I'm a Wordpress developer, so I do things myself. (more) I'm a Wordpress developer, so I do things myself.

Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on December 28, 2018
Based on my industry huh? Since I'm a programmer I'll say this: How many programmers does it take to change a light bulb? None – It’s a hardware problem Thanks Tim (more) Based on my industry huh? Since I'm a programmer I'll say this: How many programmers does it take to change a light bulb? None – It’s a hardware problem Thanks Tim

Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on December 11, 2018
Dear Marlene, As much as I agree with Howard you could also ask members in your network here on Alignable to view your video and either subscribe, like or share your video. And send a note to your email list (if you have one, and you should) asking to review your video, then maybe offer them a... (more) Dear Marlene, As much as I agree with Howard you could also ask members in your network here on Alignable to view your video and either subscribe, like or share your video. And send a note to your email list (if you have one, and you should) asking to review your video, then maybe offer them a product or service or what you offer at a discount for doing so. Tim
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Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on November 03, 2018
Hi Ruxazndra, You might want to take look at this PDF to get an idea of what's involved. https://blog.bufferapp.com/wp-... Thanks Tim (more) Hi Ruxazndra, You might want to take look at this PDF to get an idea of what's involved. https://blog.bufferapp.com/wp-... Thanks Tim

Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on October 26, 2018
Pewter Pot, Great place to have lunch or dinner, fair price, quiet atmosphere. (more) Pewter Pot, Great place to have lunch or dinner, fair price, quiet atmosphere.

Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on October 09, 2018
Dear Amber, I don't think that you ever become an expert so to speak, because there is always room to grow and learn about a particular field. In my profession of website design, though I've been doing this for almost 20 years, there is a constant learning curve. New methods, languages, and... (more) Dear Amber, I don't think that you ever become an expert so to speak, because there is always room to grow and learn about a particular field. In my profession of website design, though I've been doing this for almost 20 years, there is a constant learning curve. New methods, languages, and techniques that you can learn to broaden your horizons.  If you leave yourself open to new things then you will always learn about how to be better at your job or profession. Tim

Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on February 23, 2018
WordPress development is easy, free, or "no big deal." Just as we've found misconceptions in what WordPress is capable of as a platform, we also see a lot of misconceptions about what Wordpress development actually involves. It's kind of a paradox. Clients have an image of building a WordPress... (more) WordPress development is easy, free, or "no big deal." Just as we've found misconceptions in what WordPress is capable of as a platform, we also see a lot of misconceptions about what Wordpress development actually involves. It's kind of a paradox. Clients have an image of building a WordPress site being as simple as choosing and installing a theme. And it can be that simple. But that solution can feel impersonal and often ill-fitting. So clients want custom design and development, but then are surprised to find that those custom features require time/money to build. After all, it's WordPress! That's supposed to be easy, right? A wonderful feature of WordPress is how many options you're given in development. You can find plugins others have built, you can write your own plugin, you can write your own hard-coded solution. But any of those options will take time and care to implement. Again, WordPress is a tool. An amazingly powerful tool. It can be used to build simple solutions, or pretty complex ones. The cost of those solutions depends more on what problem you're trying to solve than the choice of tool. If you need help in this area, please don't hesitate to ask. Tim

Timothy from Leominster Designs Answered this on November 30, 2017
Without sounding like I'm touting my own horn, I believe it would be the years of experience and the versatility that I bring to the table. I've been doing website design for almost 20 years, the last 10 years alone with wordpress and other various content management systems. I guess you could... (more) Without sounding like I'm touting my own horn, I believe it would be the years of experience and the versatility that I bring to the table. I've been doing website design for almost 20 years, the last 10 years alone with wordpress and other various content management systems. I guess you could say I'm a bit of a dinosaur. I've worked with Fortran and Cobol befor Basic was cool. I hope this helps. Tim

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