Save Money by using Canva for Your Business Website and Marketing

Creating a digital presence for your business is important, but so is being mindful of business expenses. For many small businesses, website design and functionality may be simple enough to provide flexibility around what tools you use to create and manage your website. During a recent project, we worked with business owner Rena to consolidate her expenses by converting her website to Canva, a solution she was already using for her marketing needs.

Rena is the sole owner of businesses Taste and See Bake Shop and Lum Hee's Yummies. The main purpose of her website it to provide information about her business offerings and allow customers to inquire about services. Rena was already utilizing Canva's subscription service to create marketing materials and logos, so the transition for her website needs was an easy decision. Canva has a simple framework that will enable single page web design that can be linked together via hyperlinks. They also offer some apps to enable form submissions and other functionality. Canva is limited and may not be a good fit for businesses with higher level website needs such as e-commerce or service booking. Canva also has limited mobile design flexibility which may be a dealbreaker for some businesses.

Interested in learning more about these tools and how they can help your business? Contact us about your project so we could help you get started.