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Should you build a website for your early stage venture?


Over the Thanksgiving weekend I built a website for Evolving Technologies. Check it out. www.evotechmed.com.
At Evolving Technologies, an early stage venture, we were debating whether it makes sense to have a web presence at such an early stage. After all, we are not looking for customers just yet. Some of us argued that we should be focused on a short list of strategic tasks that doesn’t include maintaining a website.
However, we found out that, contacts you talk to expect to be referred to a url. It is also useful in email introductions. What’s more, today with good content management solutions it only takes a day to build a reasonable website, it’s fun and it allows you to show case the things you’ve been working on. So we got one, hope you’ll enjoy it!

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