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Hello,
I'd like to get a consensus about the attitudes regarding the through of needing a website.
Is the though of needing a website exiting 
or burdensome 
to you?
Having a website is a plus point for promotion of business. If you are local business, representing that business or products online through a website can open new marketing opportunities for you and can have a large impact.
I build website at my day job, for clients on the side and my own personal business project(s).
It usually is exciting to start on a new project but that quickly goes away as the newness wears off and the work still to do piles up.
For people with no experience with websites I'm sure it could be either.
Couchable, for you what is the hardest part of the building the website? Or rather, at what point do you begin to feel bored or not interested in the project anymore?
(by the way, I saw your site, the all white is an intelligent choice)
A website is your 24 hour, 7 days a Week salesperson. It is always working, even while you sleep. It's really necessary to have one as it is a convenience to your customers. Some customers prefer to read about your business and services before engaging with you so it's great to a have a website.
If you don't want to spend money on a website, I suggest creative a Facebook page or LinkedIn Business page.
C-Payne
CPayne, great comment about a website being a 24/7 salesperson. Websites are excellent for this purpose. You can present your business to the public however idealistically you wish. (Although this can be misleading if you do not live up to the standards you/I have created after looking at your website) At the same time, if your website isn't anything special, gives no information as to the what/why/how/where of your business then don't even bother directing me there. Take pride in your website just as much as your business.
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