Your Web Department Introduces a Web-in-a-box Hosted Service

WebKnowHow
Monday, November 6, 2006; 02:32 AM

Toronto-based web development company, Your Web Department introduces its new web-in-a-box hosted service product at the SOHO/SMB show. The YWD service provides everything a firm needs to implement, manage, and maintain a professionally designed, commercially effective website for one low monthly fee. The YWD service has been developed for small and medium-sized firms from single-person startups to firms with up to 50 employees; and annual revenues in the $10,000 - $10 million range.

According to Google statistics, less than 50% of small businesses have a website. Typically, the two biggest obstacles relate to cost and the fear of getting it wrong. This is the void that YWD addresses, commented Malcolm MacTaggart, YWDs Managing Director. Your Web Department is a monthly service that offers website and email capabilities, in addition to content management, hosting and other web tools, for the SOHO/SMB market. YWD is designed for those firms who are serious about doing business on the Internet without requiring them to be in the Internet business, added MacTaggart.

Your Web Department is available now in 4 different packages - SOHO/Starter, Small Biz, Medium Biz, Large Biz - starting at $49 per month. There's no fixed-term contract to sign, so customer's can continue to use the service for as little, or as long, as they want. There's a 90-day money back guarantee, so there is no financial risk either.

Your Web Department (www.yourwebdepartment.com), is a provider of hosted content managed website services for small and medium sized firms worldwide. "We're just happy to be able to offer a 'Geek-Free' website experience" explained MacTaggart. "99% of our customers don't care what servers we use, what operating system we run on, or where/how we provide hosting. They just want it to run and be there for them all the time. Your Web Department takes away the pain and complexity. We think this is a pretty novel approach. Its designed to allow anyone who can create/save and cut/paste the ability to create and maintain their own website easily and affordably" added MacTaggart.