Guide for Developing a Website RFP

Will you be outsourcing the development of a new website or re-design in the next 6-12 months? There is a lot of work that needs to be done before you hire a vendor to create your website. A Website RFP is a document that articulates the entire scope of work for the design or re-design of a website project. By creating an RFP, you can save yourself time and money. It is also easier to get accurate proposals back from vendors when you have a clear and defined RFP.

What you will learn:

• Strategic Planning
• Identify the key aspects to be included in an RFP
• How to identify your budget
• Look at an example of an RFP
• What to look for in a Website service provider
• Best practices and Project Management

This session will help guide you in a process for developing a website Request for Proposal (RFP). Learn best practices that will ensure you receive website development proposals and quotes that will meet YOUR requirements based on a sound strategy.

Get to know the presenter:

Nick Kosanovich Jr began his Web Marketing experience four years ago as the Program Coordinator for the eMarketing Special Interest Group and E-marketing Apprentice for the eMarketing Learning Center (eMLC). Since leaving eMLC Nick has moved on and started Long Dog Marketing, an online marketing agency in Erie, Pennsylvania. He has consulted for Seaway Manufacturing, the eMarketing Learning Center, and the Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity of Pennsylvania (VOSH/PA) to name a few.