4 Reasons to hire Site-Shack.

1. We don't think that one
   size fits all.
   You've seen them. Websites and television commercials offering web page templates that — apparently — anyone with a computer and a pot of coffee can maneuveur to build a great looking, fully functional website that'll go straight to the top of the Google list in days and make the owner a pile of cash to boot.
   
   But it's not that simple. High quality web design requires a design and development approach that's as unique and specialized as you are, from a company that prefers to sit down and listen, think, create. It's an approach that requires time, talent and expertise but we believe it's the only equation that ensures success.
2. High Touch Service
   Would it be enough to say that we return phone calls and emails promptly and that if we don't have an immediate answer, we'll do the research until we get an answer? Would you believe that we care about our clients and their projects, their goals, their concerns? And does it make sense to suggest that bringing a strong degree of genuine caring to a client relationship results in a better website?
3. Experienced. Experienced. Experienced.
   We won't say it again (we promise) but do allow us to slightly restate it: Site-Shack owner Judy Wilson has been building websites since 1996 when she took a week off work and built her first website, complete with blinking text and lots of good, old–fashioned vertical scroll. Since then, she's built websites for Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of San Francisco, The Owen Graduate School of Management, St. Bernard Academy and numerous other organizations and individuals. Judy, backed by a crew of as–needed web application and Flash ActionScript programmers, photographers, copy writers and assorted techies, bring years of accumulated knowledge and experience to every project Site-Shack takes on.
4. Reasonable, Clearly Explained Costs
   We've all seen bids for work — whether it's for a new roof on the house or a tune-up for the car — that add up but don't add up. After nine years of building websites, Site-Shack has arrived at a fairly solid sense of what it's going to cost you to have us build — or rebuild — your website. And we explain it in language that makes sense.

What do you want?
Customers focus on six key criteria when rating a company: product, quality, price, quick response, dependability in meeting commitments, and value–added services. Improvements made anywhere else may cut costs or reduce inefficiency but don’t necessarily create what the customer values.
Source: WebWire

What's a sticky site?
A website containing information or features that give users a compelling reason to revisit it frequently. Stickiness is also gauged by the amount of time spent at a Web site over a given period of time. This is often maximized by getting the user to leave some information behind on the site, such as a personal profile, an investment portfolio, a resume, a list of preferred cities for weather reports, personal horoscopes, birthday reminders, and the like.
Source: NetLingo