Value for Money

When companies look to developing a business, marketing, and communication strategy, they are faced with a difficult financial decision. For example, in creating a new website, or updating their existing one, a company has to decide either to spend a fortune on a top-of-the-line website, complete with all sorts of sophisticated functionality, or they cut costs by choosing a discount site that lacks in both originality and usability. In both scenarios, value is lost in the unfortunate paradigm that quality is inextricably tied to cost.

At Intame, our definition of value is getting a lot for a little; getting a beautifully designed, fully customized, highly functional website for the price of a standard HTML cookie-cutter one. When it comes to business consulting, it's about delivering value to such an extent that our fees become inconsequential. On average, we charge 40 to 50% less than the industry standard for the same projects completed to the same quality specifications. You could spend more, but why?

Here are some other examples of value for money:
Buying a castle for the price of a shack.
Buying a yacht for the price of a rowboat.
Eating a 7-course meal for the price of a burger.
You get the picture.