275a9af3_st_for_Your_Wellness_Business___Pros
[Website Platform] Drag-and-drop website builder (ex: Wix, Weebly, SquareSpace, Jimdo) [Cons] Jimdo's interface is not intuitive. [Notes] Site builders used to be lame and produce ugly sites. Now they're an excellent choice for small wellness businesses unless you plan to offer lots of tangible products (supplements, t-shirts, etc.) for sale on your site. If you need heavy-duty e-commerce capabilities, make sure they meet your requirements for features like inventory management or custom pricing, for example. [Pros] 
Cheap. Literally no development required. Extremely easy for non-technical folks (like the ones on your marketing team!) to create a site from scratch and update it in a flash. Developing the site is free; you pay when you're ready to go live. They provide hosting services and will register a domain name for you. You pick from a variety of professionally-designed themes, most of which look very good, and then tweak colors, fonts, etc. as you wish. They support social media integration and blogs. Wix is super-easy to use (note that Wix previously offered Flash websites which should be AVOIDED but now offers HTML5 websites). SquareSpace offers the ability to tweak the underlying code. E-commerce capabilities for digital products and the sale of services like health coaching packages or weight loss programs are strongest on SquareSpace and Weebly. SEO and indexing is generally seamless.