QuincyBiz
Business & Profile Pages
A Simple, Low-Cost Web Page for
Local Businesses and Business People
When someone hears about you or your business and wants to learn more, where do they look for info? Online. What will they find?
People may be looking for business information such as services, hours, photos, reviews and contact information. You want to look like a credible business, so they’ll hire you.
Or they may simply want to learn more about you — what you do, what you’re involved in, and how to connect with you. And that brief company bio or hard-to-find LinkedIn profile may not say what you want to share.
A website is the answer for both problems, but what if you don’t want or can’t afford a big traditional site right now?
QuincyBiz offers a simple, low-cost solution to both problems.
- Business Pages for companies and organizations that need a home base on the web.
- Personal Profile Pages for business people who want one place to explain who they are, what to do and where to reach them.
See examples of both:
Could a QuincyBiz Page Be Useful for You?
A Business Page may be a good fit if:
- You run a small local business, startup, side gig, non-profit or one- or two-person company.
- Most of your business comes from referrals, Google, Facebook, or word of mouth.
- You want one link to share with potential customers.
- You don’t need online payments, complicated forms, advanced tools or frequent content updates.
NOT having a website could be costing you business.
In a recent national survey, 39% of consumers said they had decided not to visit or buy from a business because it lacked a website. (Source: DreamHost 2026 Local Business Trust Index)
A Personal Profile Page may be a good fit if:
- You want people to know more about you than a company bio usually shows.
- You have several roles, projects, affiliations, or interests.
- You want one place to connect your company, social profiles, community involvement, and contact information.
- You want an easy link to share when networking or meeting new people.
A QuincyBiz page gives you a “home base” online, without paying for more website than you need.
One Simple Page. The Information That Matters.
Your page can include:
- Your name or business name
- Your logo or profile photo
- A description of who you are or what you do
- Services, projects, affiliations, or interests
- Photos, reviews, or testimonials
- Social media and business links
- Contact information
- A web address you can share
You provide the information. I write and build the page for you.
Your page is focused on you or your business. QuincyBiz does not place competitor ads or links on it, and there is no public directory sending visitors to other participating pages.
You don’t have to:
- Build it yourself
- Learn website software
- Maintain a full website
- Pay for features you don’t need
Introductory pricing starts at $299 for the first year.
That includes writing, design, setup, hosting, and a contact form, for either page.
Need another page for the same person or business? Additional pages are $200.
Renewal is just $99 per page, per year.
QuincyBiz is a cheap website alternative for people who don’t need the scope or features of a full website.
Here’s How It Works
I create your QuincyBiz page
Your page will have its own QuincyBiz web address, such as: quincybiz.com/your-name/ You can use your own domain name to point to it.
You send your information
You provide the basic information, photos, links, and contact details you want included. I’ll send you a simple questionnaire to make this easy.
I write and build the page
I organize and write the content, add your photos and information, and create the page for you. You won’t need to learn website software.
You review your page
You’ll have a chance to review everything and request reasonable changes before the page goes live.
I launch it, and you share it
Tell the world! On your Google Business Profile, Facebook page, LinkedIn, email signature, business cards, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Business Page focuses on the company. It can include services, photos, reviews, contact information, a service area, and links to other business profiles.
A Personal Profile Page focuses on the individual. It can bring together your work, company affiliations, projects, community involvement, interests, social profiles, and contact information in one place.
Some people may benefit from both: a Business Page for the company and a Personal Profile Page for the person behind it.
Introductory pricing is:
First page: $299
Additional page for the same person/business: $200
Renewal: $99 per page annually
I'll send you a reminder email at least 30 days before your renewal date. If you don't renew, your page comes down.
QuincyBiz pages use a standardized format similar to the example page.
I customize the wording, photos, services, reviews and contact information for your business or personal page, while keeping the overall layout consistent. This helps keep the price affordable.
QuincyBiz pages do not include built-in ecommerce, appointment booking or other advanced tools. Links to outside services can be included.
No. QuincyBiz pages are managed for you. If I make a simple mistake while building your page, of course I'll correct what's wrong.
If basic information changes later, send me the update and I can make the change for a small fee. Updates start at $25.
No. Your business page is hosted on QuincyBiz and will have an address such as quincybiz.com/your-company/
But it's a great idea to have your own domain. I can help you choose one, then help you redirect it to your QuincyBiz page.
No. A QuincyBiz Page is part of the QuincyBiz website, so the page itself cannot be transferred to another platform.
If you later build a full website, you can print or save a copy of your QuincyBiz page and use it as a reference for the new site.
No. A QuincyBiz Page gives your business a great central location for people to learn about your business, but it isn't a marketing or SEO package.
You'll still want to share your page from your Google Business Profile, Facebook page, email signature, business cards, and anywhere else customers are looking for you.
Like any website, you'll still need to let people know it's there.
Each QuincyBiz Page has its own web address, page title, and description. I’ll set up the page so Google can find and index it.
However, where your page appears in search results depends on many factors, including competition, the age of the page, and your overall online presence. No one can honestly guarantee rankings or traffic.
About QuincyBiz
Hi! I’m Diana Ratliff, Your Friend on the Web.
I put up my first website in 1999 and have “been there, done that” when it comes to websites, SEO, and online marketing. I started Your Friend on the Web in 2009 to help small businesses make smart online decisions and avoid costly mistakes.
I’ve learned that many small businesses don’t need or can’t afford a big traditional website. They may grow into one later, but not just yet.
I’ve also talked to people who wanted a better way to introduce themselves online. A company website may say very little about them. Info about their work, community involvement, interests, and social profiles may be scattered in several places.
Sometimes a business or a person simply needs one useful place where others can learn more, see what they do, and find the best ways to connect.
That’s why I created QuincyBiz.
Interested in a QuincyBiz page? Contact Me
Tell me a little about you, your business, or what you’d like your page to accomplish.
I’d be happy to answer your questions and help you decide whether you need a Business Page, a Personal Profile Page, or both!