Many individuals and small businesses struggle to create their own websites due to technical complexity, lack of design skills, or uncertainty about where to begin. While DIY platforms like Wix and full-service web agencies exist, there’s a gap between them—a service that offers hands-on guidance while empowering users to manage their own sites.
One way to address this gap is by offering personalized assistance, either in person (through physical "workshop" locations) or remotely via video calls. Unlike traditional agencies that take over the entire process, this service would walk users through each step—choosing hosting, setting up domains, selecting tools like WordPress, and designing the site—while teaching them how to maintain it. Users could opt for one-time setup help or ongoing support, depending on their needs.
The service could monetize in several ways:
Compared to DIY platforms, this idea focuses on human guidance rather than leaving users to figure things out alone. Unlike agencies, it prioritizes education and user independence over taking full control. An MVP could start with remote sessions to validate demand before expanding to physical locations or partnerships with hosting providers.
This approach could make website creation more accessible—especially for non-technical users or small businesses with limited budgets—while fostering long-term independence.
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