Running a Successful Competition Can Be a Bit of a Meat-Grinder

From registration to results, we’ll make sure your website is as well-seasoned as a first-place brisket. It takes a strong online presence to attract sponsors, participants, and spectators. That’s why we’re dedicated to designing websites that are as well-organized and efficient as your event.

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Don’t ruin all your hard work and effort by making it tough for people to find info, register, or buy tickets for your event. That’s like hosting a party and forgetting to invite anyone.

Welcome to the one-stop-shop for all your website needs! We’ve got you covered from start to finish and beyond, offering everything from domain registration to fast and reliable hosting that will keep your website sizzling.

  • Domain Registration
  • Fast & Reliable Hosting (where files are stored)
  • Constant Communication
  • Building Your Website
But wait, there’s more! We believe that good communication is key to building a great website, so we’ll be with you every step of the way. And we won’t leave you hanging once your website is launched – we’ll be on hand until your event is complete, providing you with top-notch site support and taking care of any updates you would like. So why wait? Let’s get your website up and running today, and make your online presence a smokin’ success!

 
Just some of the things you can expect from us

Your site will be up and running in just a matter of days.

We will create a promotional event flyer that can be used for digital and/or print and a logo for your website.

Need to update your team list, prize pool, or sponsors? Maybe you just want to add some pictures. No sweat, updates are unlimited.

We can integrate sign-up forms along with payments.

We also help promote your event through targeted ads and cross promotions

We will still be there. Posting results, thank yous, or whatever else you need.
 
 
Looking for a website that won’t break the bank? Well, you’ve come to the right place! Our prices are so low, you’ll think we’re robbing ourselves. But don’t worry, we’re not – we just believe that everyone deserves a fair deal. So grab your piggy bank and get ready to save big on our top-notch services. We promise you won’t find a better deal anywhere else – unless you know a guy named Bob who’s really good with computers, but let’s not get into that.

  • Flat Fee of $275
  • Wait, How Much?
  • $275
  • You Can’t Be Serious…
  • Oh, But We Are
That’s right, for the cost of a single entry fee or maybe two,  you get everything you could need. So why wait? Get started on your website today and save your money for the fun stuff – like cotton candy and bumper cars!

 

Ok, Let’s Do it. Now What?

The layout stage is where the website starts to take shape! First, you need to decide on the type of site that you want.

  • A one-page website is like a speed dating session – it’s quick, to the point, and leaves a lasting impression. It’s perfect for those that want to make a big impact without taking up too much of their customers’ time. All the important information is right there on one page, just waiting to be swiped (er, clicked).
  • A two-page website is like a mini road trip – it’s got the perfect destination and a clear path to get there. The home page is like the starting point, introducing visitors to the business and its offerings. The contact page is like the final destination, making it easy for visitors to reach their goal (or, in this case, get in touch). It’s a simple and effective journey.
  • A three-page website is like a three-course meal – it’s satisfying without being too filling. The home page serves as an appetizer, introducing visitors to the business. The about page is like a main course, providing more information about the business. And the contact page is like a sweet dessert, making it easy for visitors to get in touch.
  • A four-page website is like a choose-your-own-adventure book – it’s got options, and every choice leads to a different outcome. The home page is like the cover, catching the reader’s eye and introducing the business. The about page is like the introduction, providing more information about the business. The services or products page is like the first choice, giving readers a clear understanding of what the business has to offer. And finally, the contact page is like the big finale, making it easy for visitors to get in touch and have their say.

The planning stage is a crucial step in creating a successful website, as it sets the foundation for the entire project. Here’s a rundown of what you can expect in the planning stage of building a website:

  • Different attractions for different age groups: Just as a theme park has different attractions for different age groups, your website should have different sections for different types of users. This could include a blog section for informative content, a product section for e-commerce, or a resources section for helpful information.
  • Map out your site structure: Just as you would map out a theme park to help visitors navigate, you should map out your website’s structure to help visitors easily find what they’re looking for. This could include creating a clear and simple navigation menu and organizing your content into categories and subcategories.
  • User experience: Just as you would think about the user experience at a theme park, you should think about the user experience on your website. What do you want visitors to see first, and where do you want them to go next? What information or products do you want to prioritize, and how will you guide visitors toward those elements?
  • Clear signage: Just as a theme park has clear signage to help visitors navigate, your website should have clear and intuitive navigation to help visitors find what they’re looking for. This could include using clear and descriptive headings, creating a search bar, and using breadcrumb navigation.

The development stage is where the rubber meets the road! This is where the website is built from the ground up, based on the plans made in the planning stage. Here’s what you can expect:

  • Build, baby, build: The development stage is where the website gets built from the ground up, like constructing a castle. The design and layout will be created, the content will be written, and the website will be coded and programmed, making it a fortress of information.
  • Let’s get technical: The development stage is where the magic happens! The website will be coded and programmed, like putting together a puzzle. The design and content will be brought to life, making the website a work of art.
  • It’s alive!: The development stage is where the website comes to life, like Frankenstein’s monster. The design and layout will be created, the content will be assembled, and the website will be coded and programmed, making it a creature of the digital world.

Latest Examples

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Latest Examples

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Burger Joint

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Sponsors
Want to score some sponsors for your event? Having a website is like having a fishing pole - you can cast a wider net and catch more fish. In fact, businesses are 67% more likely to sponsor an event if they can see its website. So, if you want to reel in the big bucks, get your website game on.
Competitors
Want to attract more competitors to your contest? It's simple: build a website and they will come! Okay, maybe it's not that simple - but a website is like the cherry on top of a sundae - it makes everything better. And here's a fun fact: 83% of pitmasters expect the contest to have a website. So, don't disappoint your potential competitors - give them what they want!
Spectators
Want to put on a show and get public support - having a website is like having a backstage pass. It gives people a sneak peek of what's to come and you can promote your event far and wide. Plus, it makes it easy for them to buy tickets and attend. And here's a fun fact: over 76% of people say they visit an event website before deciding to attend, so having a website is a must.

Social Media Alone Won’t Work. You Need a Web Presence. Here’s Some Reasons Why

Facebook can change its rules on a whim, and that can mess with your business’s reach and visibility. It’s like playing a game of chance – you never know what’s going to happen next.

Your Facebook business page is like a rental car – it’s not yours, you just get to drive it for a while. With your own website, you’re the owner and you get to keep the data and information you collect from your visitors.

While Facebook allows some customization, it’s like trying to decorate a hotel room – you can only do so much with what’s provided. With your own website, you can decorate to your heart’s content and create a unique online presence that truly represents your event.

Relying solely on Facebook is like putting all your savings in one stock – it’s risky! Having a website gives you a more diversified online presence, like having a well-rounded investment portfolio

Businesses more likely to sponsor an event if it has website 67%
Amount of people say they visit an event website before deciding to attend 76%
Competition cooks that prefer an event to have website 83%
Sponsors
Want to score some sponsors for your event? Having a website is like having a fishing pole - you can cast a wider net and catch more fish. In fact, businesses are 67% more likely to sponsor an event if they can see its website. So, if you want to reel in the big bucks, get your website game on.
Competitors
Want to attract more competitors to your contest? It's simple: build a website and they will come! Okay, maybe it's not that simple - but a website is like the cherry on top of a sundae - it makes everything better. And here's a fun fact: 83% of pitmasters expect the contest to have a website. So, don't disappoint your potential competitors - give them what they want!
Spectators
Want to put on a show and get public support - having a website is like having a backstage pass. It gives people a sneak peek of what's to come and you can promote your event far and wide. Plus, it makes it easy for them to buy tickets and attend. And here's a fun fact: over 76% of people say they visit an event website before deciding to attend, so having a website is a must.

Social Media Alone Won’t Work. You Need a Web Presence. Here’s Some Reasons Why

Facebook can change its rules on a whim, and that can mess with your business’s reach and visibility. It’s like playing a game of chance – you never know what’s going to happen next.

Your Facebook business page is like a rental car – it’s not yours, you just get to drive it for a while. With your own website, you’re the owner and you get to keep the data and information you collect from your visitors.

While Facebook allows some customization, it’s like trying to decorate a hotel room – you can only do so much with what’s provided. With your own website, you can decorate to your heart’s content and create a unique online presence that truly represents your event.

Relying solely on Facebook is like putting all your savings in one stock – it’s risky! Having a website gives you a more diversified online presence, like having a well-rounded investment portfolio

Businesses more likely to sponsor an event if it has website 67%
Amount of people say they visit an event website before deciding to attend 76%
Competition cooks that prefer an event to have website 83%
Sponsors
Want to score some sponsors for your event? Having a website is like having a fishing pole - you can cast a wider net and catch more fish. In fact, businesses are 67% more likely to sponsor an event if they can see its website. So, if you want to reel in the big bucks, get your website game on.
Competitors
Want to attract more competitors to your contest? It's simple: build a website and they will come! Okay, maybe it's not that simple - but a website is like the cherry on top of a sundae - it makes everything better. And here's a fun fact: 83% of pitmasters expect the contest to have a website. So, don't disappoint your potential competitors - give them what they want!
Spectators
Want to put on a show and get public support - having a website is like having a backstage pass. It gives people a sneak peek of what's to come and you can promote your event far and wide. Plus, it makes it easy for them to buy tickets and attend. And here's a fun fact: over 76% of people say they visit an event website before deciding to attend, so having a website is a must.

Social Media Alone Won’t Work. You Need a Web Presence. Here’s Some Reasons Why

Facebook can change its rules on a whim, and that can mess with your business’s reach and visibility. It’s like playing a game of chance – you never know what’s going to happen next.

Your Facebook business page is like a rental car – it’s not yours, you just get to drive it for a while. With your own website, you’re the owner and you get to keep the data and information you collect from your visitors.

While Facebook allows some customization, it’s like trying to decorate a hotel room – you can only do so much with what’s provided. With your own website, you can decorate to your heart’s content and create a unique online presence that truly represents your event.

Relying solely on Facebook is like putting all your savings in one stock – it’s risky! Having a website gives you a more diversified online presence, like having a well-rounded investment portfolio

Businesses more likely to sponsor an event if it has website 67%
Amount of people say they visit an event website before deciding to attend 76%
Competition cooks that prefer an event to have website 83%