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My site is 95% done. I could put it up now, and am eager to, but there are a few photos that need to be taken and added. Otherwise it's totally functioning, and ready. Should I put it up now? or wait 'til every element of the site is in it's place?
When to launch also depends on what you mean by 'launch'. If you're just putting your website online, no one will be seeing it anyway - but the sooner it's up the sooner search engines can start crawling it (which is good).
However, if by launch you mean a full launch including advertising & marketing campaigns, it'd likely be better to wait until everything is nearly perfected first.
However, if by launch you mean a full launch including advertising & marketing campaigns, it'd likely be better to wait until everything is nearly perfected first.
That's a good point! If it's a full marketing campaign launch, then it's probably best to wait until all the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed.
In my humble opinion, a website will never be completed. So, as long as you have most of the important features up and runny, it's probably good to just go ahead and "open" it. That will give you even more motivation to fix all the little things
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In my humble opinion, a website will never be completed. So, as long as you have most of the important features up and runny, it's probably good to just go ahead and "open" it. That will give you even more motivation to fix all the little things
Good and accurate point. You should never let a site completely stagnate; there's always going to be SOMETING to change, even if that's just adding new products.