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Hub You - Creating an Internet Marketing Web Site
The vast majority of website traffic is driven by the major commercial search engines, Yahoo, MSN and Google (although AOL gets nearly 10% of searches, their engine is powered by Google's results). If your site cannot be found by these search engines or your content cannot be put into their databases, you will miss out on the incredible opportunities available to websites provided via search – you get people who want what you have visiting your site - for free. Whether your site pro
Fortunately, VodaHost is the kind of company that produces free tools like BlueVoda for their customers. They're innovative, reliable, and they really emphasize customer service and satisfaction. They have a very active customer forum that makes it a snap to get useful advice, tips, and solutions from both company reps and experienced users.
VodaHost is also reasonably affordable. As of this writing, you can get free domain registration when you sign up for hosting service as low as $7.95/month with no setup fee.
If you're not already an expert Web designer and don't particularly want to learn, it doesn't get any easier th
Some people will tell you that submitting your site to a search engine is a difficult, time consuming task and has limited benefits. Not true. Web site submission is an important way to accelerate the discovery of your website. Moreover, it’s not as difficult as some make it out to be.First, let’s look at the benefits. It’s easy. Forrester Research, a national research firm that studies consumer behavior, recently determined that 81% of consumers use a search engine to f
Almost all of these approaches to internet marketing have one thing in common: They require that you build and maintain at least one Web site. That makes perfect sense: We are talking about internet marketing and online business, after all!
It might make sense, but some of us don't know how to create a Web site. More to the point, some of us have no real desire to learn. We want to publish eBooks or promote products as affiliates or build some other kind of online business. We don't want to learn how to speak to computers or Web browsers in their own language.
Fortunately, relatively new software technology enables people like us to build a Web site without really knowing what we're doing. These tools are known by the techie acronym "WYSIWYG," for "what you see is what you get."
WYSIWYG programs do just what the name suggests: They allow you to build the Web site by showing you only the finished product, not all the underlying code (e.g., HTML, PHP, and other stuff you don't really need to know).
There are mainstream commercial programs such as Front Page and Dreamweaver you can buy, but they come with a couple of caveats. First, they're expensive. And second, they can still have a steep enough learning curve to be daunting for those of us with absolutely no technical skills or inclinations.
The first problem is nicely answered by an open source WYSIWYG editor called Nvu (pronounced "N-View"). Nvu is based on the Mozilla platform and is free to download and use. You can't beat the price.
Nvu is fairly easy to use, but its learning curve will still be a little steep for true technical illiterates (such as me).
When I finally admitted that I could no longer avoid learning how to build a Web site, I went to Google and typed in something like "easiest way to build a Web site." One of the search results that came up was for a program called BlueVoda.
BlueVoda looks a lot like a word processing program. In general, it's more intuitive and easy to use than Word. You click on a button to create boxes for text or images. You put your text or images in those boxes. You move them around until you like how they look. You preview the result in your browser. You click on the "publish" button. You're done.
BlueVoda is by far "the easiest way to build a Web site" I've found. And believe me, I've looked really, really hard...
As with so many things in life, there's a catch. BlueVoda was created and published by a Web hosting company and it's proprietary. In other words, you won't be able to do anything with the files it creates unless you have an account with the hosting company, VodaHost.
Fortunately, VodaHost is the kind of company that produces free tools like BlueVoda for their customers. They're innovative, reliable, and they really emphasize customer service and satisfaction. They have a very active customer forum that makes it a snap to get useful advice, tips, and solutions from both company reps and experienced users.
VodaHost is also reasonably affordable. As of this writing, you can get free domain registration when you sign up for hosting service as low as $7.95/month with no setup fee.
If you're not already an expert Web designer and don't particularly want to learn, it doesn't get any easier tha
You've got yourself 10 seconds to HOOK your prospects or LOSE them!If you can't make them interested in 10 seconds, there's a good chance you'll lose them forever. So, you'd better shoot it right and "grab" their attention -- fast -- if you don't want them to go to your competitors!And how do you do this?**Just write HARD-TO-RESIST headlines!It works just like dating online. There are hundreds and even thousands of your potential dates floating on the net
Fortunately, relatively new software technology enables people like us to build a Web site without really knowing what we're doing. These tools are known by the techie acronym "WYSIWYG," for "what you see is what you get."
WYSIWYG programs do just what the name suggests: They allow you to build the Web site by showing you only the finished product, not all the underlying code (e.g., HTML, PHP, and other stuff you don't really need to know).
There are mainstream commercial programs such as Front Page and Dreamweaver you can buy, but they come with a couple of caveats. First, they're expensive. And second, they can still have a steep enough learning curve to be daunting for those of us with absolutely no technical skills or inclinations.
The first problem is nicely answered by an open source WYSIWYG editor called Nvu (pronounced "N-View"). Nvu is based on the Mozilla platform and is free to download and use. You can't beat the price.
Nvu is fairly easy to use, but its learning curve will still be a little steep for true technical illiterates (such as me).
When I finally admitted that I could no longer avoid learning how to build a Web site, I went to Google and typed in something like "easiest way to build a Web site." One of the search results that came up was for a program called BlueVoda.
BlueVoda looks a lot like a word processing program. In general, it's more intuitive and easy to use than Word. You click on a button to create boxes for text or images. You put your text or images in those boxes. You move them around until you like how they look. You preview the result in your browser. You click on the "publish" button. You're done.
BlueVoda is by far "the easiest way to build a Web site" I've found. And believe me, I've looked really, really hard...
As with so many things in life, there's a catch. BlueVoda was created and published by a Web hosting company and it's proprietary. In other words, you won't be able to do anything with the files it creates unless you have an account with the hosting company, VodaHost.
Fortunately, VodaHost is the kind of company that produces free tools like BlueVoda for their customers. They're innovative, reliable, and they really emphasize customer service and satisfaction. They have a very active customer forum that makes it a snap to get useful advice, tips, and solutions from both company reps and experienced users.
VodaHost is also reasonably affordable. As of this writing, you can get free domain registration when you sign up for hosting service as low as $7.95/month with no setup fee.
If you're not already an expert Web designer and don't particularly want to learn, it doesn't get any easier th
With all the people offering products and services online, what sets yours apart from the crowd?You can't argue this, to succeed you need to differentiate yourself.Online businesses come and go every day and about 90% fail.The reasons online businesses fail vary from situation to situation, here's a few:It could be that the business owners didn't educate themselves properlyIt could be that the netreprenuer didn't market correctly
The first problem is nicely answered by an open source WYSIWYG editor called Nvu (pronounced "N-View"). Nvu is based on the Mozilla platform and is free to download and use. You can't beat the price.
Nvu is fairly easy to use, but its learning curve will still be a little steep for true technical illiterates (such as me).
When I finally admitted that I could no longer avoid learning how to build a Web site, I went to Google and typed in something like "easiest way to build a Web site." One of the search results that came up was for a program called BlueVoda.
BlueVoda looks a lot like a word processing program. In general, it's more intuitive and easy to use than Word. You click on a button to create boxes for text or images. You put your text or images in those boxes. You move them around until you like how they look. You preview the result in your browser. You click on the "publish" button. You're done.
BlueVoda is by far "the easiest way to build a Web site" I've found. And believe me, I've looked really, really hard...
As with so many things in life, there's a catch. BlueVoda was created and published by a Web hosting company and it's proprietary. In other words, you won't be able to do anything with the files it creates unless you have an account with the hosting company, VodaHost.
Fortunately, VodaHost is the kind of company that produces free tools like BlueVoda for their customers. They're innovative, reliable, and they really emphasize customer service and satisfaction. They have a very active customer forum that makes it a snap to get useful advice, tips, and solutions from both company reps and experienced users.
VodaHost is also reasonably affordable. As of this writing, you can get free domain registration when you sign up for hosting service as low as $7.95/month with no setup fee.
If you're not already an expert Web designer and don't particularly want to learn, it doesn't get any easier th
The internet presents an enormous diversity of people. There are so many different people from different backgrounds, countries, religions, etc. it’s astounding. All in one place called the World Wide Web.With those differences comes something else that we will never escape. Since the fall of Adam in Eden, man has struggled with the forces of good and evil. And with that comes the difficulty to define the line that separates the two.Where do we draw the line when it co
BlueVoda looks a lot like a word processing program. In general, it's more intuitive and easy to use than Word. You click on a button to create boxes for text or images. You put your text or images in those boxes. You move them around until you like how they look. You preview the result in your browser. You click on the "publish" button. You're done.
BlueVoda is by far "the easiest way to build a Web site" I've found. And believe me, I've looked really, really hard...
As with so many things in life, there's a catch. BlueVoda was created and published by a Web hosting company and it's proprietary. In other words, you won't be able to do anything with the files it creates unless you have an account with the hosting company, VodaHost.
Fortunately, VodaHost is the kind of company that produces free tools like BlueVoda for their customers. They're innovative, reliable, and they really emphasize customer service and satisfaction. They have a very active customer forum that makes it a snap to get useful advice, tips, and solutions from both company reps and experienced users.
VodaHost is also reasonably affordable. As of this writing, you can get free domain registration when you sign up for hosting service as low as $7.95/month with no setup fee.
If you're not already an expert Web designer and don't particularly want to learn, it doesn't get any easier th
Many online ad programs, including AdSense, will sometimes show default ads, or public service announcement (PSA) ads, when they have no paying ads to show. This can happen for many reasons, especially when their spiders crawl your pages for content.What many webmasters do not realize, however, is that you can easily replace those unpaid ads and earn bonus revenue from your website. All you need to do is make a simple change to your ad codes.In the case of Google's Ad
Fortunately, VodaHost is the kind of company that produces free tools like BlueVoda for their customers. They're innovative, reliable, and they really emphasize customer service and satisfaction. They have a very active customer forum that makes it a snap to get useful advice, tips, and solutions from both company reps and experienced users.
VodaHost is also reasonably affordable. As of this writing, you can get free domain registration when you sign up for hosting service as low as $7.95/month with no setup fee.
If you're not already an expert Web designer and don't particularly want to learn, it doesn't get any easier than BlueVoda. The program earns Internet Marketing 101's highest recommendation - and, in fact, is the program I used to create the IM-101.com Web site.
For a complete review and free information on BlueVoda and VodaHost, go to http://www.im-101.com/review7.html
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