theoart
09-21-2005, 03:08 PM
I have been building web sites professionally since the late 90s. It has been very rewarding and I have learned quite a lot about aspects ranging from simple site design to web application development, to search engine optimization, to online marketing. Eventually I took my knowledge and set off to build my own online business geared toward a niche market. I continue to learn a lot about the web site industry and continue to develop potential client/provider relationships but I have come to a point that I can’t really handle much more than building a small web site a month. Instead I decided to focus primarily on the large sites, which may take me several months. Unfortunately (or fortunately which ever way you look at it) building small web sites opportunities continue to come. I do not want to pass up these opportunities but being everything from a hosting provider, to content manager, to web site designer is too much for me alone. I just do not have the infrastructure to handle this. Is there any good turnkey alternatives which let me outsource all this that I should be exploring?