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MaarivEconomy

Singer College Offers Free Websites to Businesses via Graduate Project

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Singer College is connecting its web development graduates with business owners to build free websites. This project provides businesses with a digital presence and graduates with practical experience. Participants have reported positive outcomes, including increased client acquisition and a more professional online representation.

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  • Singer College's project offers free website construction to business owners.
  • Graduates gain practical experience by building websites for businesses.
  • The initiative aims to enhance businesses' digital presence online.
  • Participants have reported increased client acquisition and satisfaction.
  • The program focuses on integrating web design, branding, and digital strategy.

Singer College is launching a unique project that connects its web development course graduates with local business owners, offering them a free website. This initiative aims to provide businesses with a digital presence while allowing the college's graduates to gain practical experience.

The project addresses a common challenge faced by many small businesses: the absence of a professional online platform to showcase their services and connect with potential clients. Instead of relying on social media or lengthy explanations, businesses can now receive a custom-built website through this program.

Participation in the project is free of charge for business owners, subject to specific terms and scope agreements. The offer covers the website construction itself, but not necessarily associated services like hosting or ongoing maintenance. The core idea is to bridge the gap between the graduates' need for real-world experience and the businesses' need for an online identity.

One participant, a studio owner, described the process as "very exciting" and noted a significant increase in new clients since launching her website. She highlighted how the project allowed her to curate her online presentation, effectively connecting her work and services to potential customers. The college emphasizes its approach, which integrates web design, branding, and digital strategy, ensuring a cohesive online representation for each business.

The program facilitates a collaborative process where business owners share their expertise and vision, while graduates apply their technical skills. This synergy allows businesses to articulate their story, define their services, and present their work in an organized manner. Graduates benefit from building a portfolio piece that reflects real-world business needs, enhancing their professional confidence and future work strategies.

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