WEBSITES

What's the right choice for you?

A website is vital to any modern business. Even if you sell locally or by word of mouth, your customers are looking for you on the web – if only to check your hours.

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Do-it-yourself tools.

You don’t need to know how to code to make your own site. Tools like Website Builder let you customize your own site with drag-&-drop tools, while Managed WordPress gives you the power to create a more advanced site.

And for businesses that want to sell their products online, tools like Shopping Cart are do-it-yourself website builders that also include an integrated shopping cart, built-in credit card processing, shipping options, inventory tools and more.

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Website Builder

Perfect for businesses that want a professional, affordable presence online, but don’t need to sell products from their site.

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$7.49

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Managed WordPress

Built for designers and developers who want a fast, hassle-free way to use the world’s #1 website and blog platform.

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$11.24/mo

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What are my options for building a website?

Thanks to drag-&-drop site builders, the do-it-yourself route is as simple as updating your Facebook^® page. And if you want something more advanced, there are DIY platforms like WordPress that allow you to create pretty much anything using plugins.

What if I want to build an advanced site myself?

If you’re a little more ambitious, WordPress lets you create a powerful, customized website by using themes or adding plugins developed by other users. It takes a little more skill, but as the most popular site creation tool on the web, it’s worth it.

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What if I want to hire a local web designer?

Hiring a web designer is a great solution if you don’t have the time, skills or desire to build your own site. You can spend a small fortune on your website, but you don’t need to – not if you know what to look for. Here are our top tips. Make sure your designer has:

Plenty of experience, including a portfolio of sites he or she has designed that you can review.
A list of references who will tell you what he or she is like to work with.
Rates that fit your budget and are well-defined, so you’re not surprised by random ‘extras.’
A good understanding of your brand or style.