How To Make Websites

Learn How to Make Your Own Website

When you’re starting a business $3000 is a lot of money to spend on a website – which is what it costs to have a website professionally designed and developed.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could short-cut the process, save the three grand and
take control of your own website or blog? I know the money could be put to many other uses when you’re starting out.

This guide was put together to help people with big ideas and small start-up funds who want to get their idea on the web as quickly and cost effectively as possible; it’s for those who need to bootstrap their website development and build a website without breaking the bank.

Whether you’re in need of a small business website or you just want to setup a personal blog, this guide will help get you up and running.

I’ve been helping small businesses and start-ups market themselves online for a little over 10 years now. Although I no longer accept clients, I still want to help as many people as I can make their own website.

LET’S BE CLEAR: The instructions in this site will help you get a website up and running quickly and cheaply, they are not aimed at turning you into a website building expert (although the lessons are a good place to start.

The software used by the method are also used by many professional web developers, so you can easily get help from a professional if required.

COSTS: There’s no such thing as a free lunch and no matter what path you take there are some costs associated with making a website. Here are the basic costs involved in building and maintaining a website:

Domain Name (www.yourdomain.com): $11 per year
Hosting: $10 per month (approx.)

Yes, that’s it! Running your website should cost you about $130 per year.

The tutorials here will give you the ability to take control of your own website and remove the need to pay through the nose every time you require a change to your website.

I’ve helped 100’s of small businesses develop websites using a variety of tools and methods and the one I’m about to show you in this guide is by far the easiest and cheapest.

This guide reveals the easiest way I’ve found to build a website without having to know anything about web development.

Here are some examples of the sites I’ve built with this method: