Wix and Square Space

If true, I would speak about end results that most of your clients care about. It is about being careful about your messaging, and what truly resonates with people. It is all about them. If true for PPC and Seo, I would say I can get you seen easier, or get more eyeballs to your offering which may do X and X benefit for you. I can save you costs by doing it the way I suggest.

I favor custom solutions because they are easy to tweek because and do not have the limited access that a lot of these DIY platforms offer and they allow more intricacy in terms of building a top what is there.

<<For me as client, I am saying in my head why does it matter to my situation, it seems like more work for nothing, and it can be more complex when he hands this over to me to figure out. If I was you, I would try to word it in a way that ties into something they truly desire. Tie it something they want-like is it more visually stunning, does increase website vistor's perception of their business.

Besides that wordpress is seen favorably by Google because it's a content management system and Google thrives on that. All these reasons are good for me but how do I convince a client to come aboard and buy my services? Can you guys give reasons? You have to figure out their reasons and why it is good for them, and tie it to what they want if possible. Like to me as client, why should it matter to me that Google thrives on that? Many people are motivated by increased profits, sales, cashflow, image, etc.

Also I have a Wordpress site, but have often thought of going to Squarespace or Wix because of the simplicity, and less worries of how to fix that and this. I look for something to save me time because I want to focus on other things. Also if needed, you could include a maintenance/upkeep solution if nothing else works.

Morton, the number one reason to convince a potential client to use a self-hosted WordPress site rather than a Wix or Square Space is control. You have limited control over your Wix or Square Space website - but by having a self-hosted website - the sky is the limit - plus on a self-hosted website - you can create a sub-domain to use strictly for testing purposes for testing themes, plugins, software applications, etc. You can't do that with a Wix or Square Space website.