In reply to Aaron V.N..

Hi Aaron, you make some good points about WordPress marketing. But, I must disagree with your blanket stmt that "Needless to say, others may have better marketing, but WordPress hands down still has the better product!"

Your stmt suggests that WordPress is the best solution for every business, non-profit, govt agency, hobbyist, senior citizen, millennial, multi-national corporation, etc. But that's clearly not true. In fact, the version of WordPress that large orgs use is much different than what the rest of use.

I also think that the name "Learn Modern Website Design" is not your best branding option, at least if you're trying to attract busy entrepreneurs and small businesses.

My decades of experience working with small businesses shows that what they most desire and need (especially when it comes to technology), are affordable user-friendly solutions that do not require weeks or months to transition to, and also don't require a lot of ongoing, time-consuming and specialized support. So if you haven't already, I encourage you to survey your target market for what they most desire and need when it comes to website options.

BTW, what website features do you find to be must haves for most small businesses, and can only be provided with WordPress?

On a more positive note, I like your firm's name of Big Ten Web Design. Though many of your pages and plugins weren't working at all or properly when I visited (your footer map plugin, your expect-from-us page, your website-porting page, etc). I was also surprised you don't have About Us or News pages.

I also really like your WEBSITE DESIGN PACKAGES page, and may soon be referring some clients to you. :)