I'm planning a series of unique music festivals, each needing their own dedicated website. They will all fall under one umbrella brand, which I'll handle using Shopify, since selling merch is crucial. However, I need advice on how to create the individual festival sites. I'm considering options like WordPress, Webflow, and Framer, as having control over design and site analytics is really important for me. I don't have much coding experience but I do have some budget for assistance. The festival sites will be up for about five months at a time and mainly serve as information hubs and ticket sales platforms. I'm trying to find a solution that isn't too expensive, allows for proper analytics (I heard SquareSpace can be restrictive), and is user-friendly enough for me to manage without coding skills. What do you think? Am I missing any options?
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You might want to rethink using a simple website builder for this. Since these sites will be key for customer interaction leading up to the festivals, investing in a proper website will pay off in the long run. Consider hiring a developer who can set you up with a CMS that makes it easy to maintain and update your content.
Thanks for the insight! I’m not trying to cut corners, but I think going with an out-of-the-box solution could be simpler and more efficient. If I go custom, what if issues arise? Won't it be harder to fix quickly?