“Where did my website developer go?” Unfortunately, many people find themselves in the position of asking this question.
Do you remember the first time when you went to meet with your website developer you were very enthusiastic about creating your website?
Your website developer spent a lot of time talking with you, working with you, making suggestions and everything else so that you would have a good website.
And you paid a lot of money.
Now, all you want to do is make one or two small changes to your website that is already online. Maybe you want to change one or two words. Maybe you want to add a paragraph about a new product or service.
How much will that cost?
Whatever the price you will be charged, it will be considerably less than what you paid for your website when you first built it.
And that’s the problem.
This is when you ask, “where did my website developer go?”
Some developers are only interested in making big bucks when they create a website.
But, when it comes to making small corrections for which they will only make a small amount of money, they don’t return your calls, they are nowhere to be found. “Where did my website developer go?”
Or, worse yet, they promise to make the changes you want; but, they never seem to get around to it.
There really isn’t much that you can do if you are in this situation. I suppose that you can continually contact your web developer and hound them into doing the work that you want done.
But what good will that do? It’s clear that they don’t think that they are making enough money for the small work that you want them to do.
Sadly, the best recourse that you have open to you in this deplorable situation is to find a new web developer.
If you do go to a new website developer, you will be able to show that you have an existing website. You can immediately say that all you want are a few changes to be made.
You may have to go to one or two web developers in order to find someone who is willing to make the changes that you want.
However, sooner or later, you will find someone who can help you. And that is the person that you will probably wish you hired in the first place.
Work with this developer now on your few corrections, and you will see, I think, that s/he will be willing to help you in the future on larger changes that you wish to make.
Most likely, this web developer has seen your situation previously.
He will be sympathetic and familiar with the situation in which you find yourself and probably be most willing to help you.
Work with him and forget your first developer; because it seems he has forgotten you.
Or, instead of looking for a new website developer, you could just
