# free website creator

Category: Geeks r Us

## Post 1 by Starcannon20 (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Sunday, 03-Oct-2010 14:02:36

I am starting a consulting business and I need to make a site for it...and I need a website creator thats easy to use and that is free...any suggestions?

## Post 2 by synthesizer101 (I just keep on posting!) on Sunday, 03-Oct-2010 22:53:03

Notepad. It's great. Write your html code in it, save it as a .html, and presto! you have a webpage.

## Post 3 by LeoGuardian (You mean there is something outside of this room with my computer in it?) on Monday, 04-Oct-2010 0:56:50

What you'll find is there are free hosting domains out there but you get banner ads on the site, that's how they get paid for. I haven't individually hosted in quite a few years but you need to consider the following basic things:
- Do you, or will you, have a shopping cart? Even if it's just a commercial PayPal account with a badge, consider that.
-If you're handling all your own transactions, not through PayPal, will you have the funds to pay for HTTPS?
Free web hosting generally has a traffic limit, and the banner ads may be inviting to your site's guests, so you must consider that as you build.
The days of people just making web sites to run businesses are long gone. A colleague of mine referred to these places as 'FrozenBroccoliOnAStick.com' places
and for good reason: the power was in the novelty of the internet.
Websites aren't a novelty and take a fulltime person to maintain and update with new content.
The same mistake is being made all over again with Twitter: Whether it's a website, Twitter or a Facebook fan page, it's only a medium. It can't be the backbone of your business. There are a zillion businesses to help people promote themselves on these social networks now, and the job title 'Social Networker' has become very competitive, meaning you have to do a considerable amount more than just lmfao on Facebook and omg on Twitter.
I as an engineer, am far from qualified to be a social networker, even though I understand how the interfaces work. You need to understand markets, how the social network affects product sales, etc.
So hopefully first and foremost you have a solid infrastructure for your business.
The difference between Amazon and a lot of other companies in the 1990s is that Amazon has a product and service model that works, and they either didn't or didn't have the financing to keep it going.
Whether it was seminars in the 1980s, web pages in the 1990s or social networks in the 21st century, they're all just mediums to put forth what your business offers.
All points to consider.

## Post 4 by Harmony (I've now got the silver prolific poster award! wahoo!) on Monday, 04-Oct-2010 5:49:01

The best website creater is notpad. Just type in the html code and save it as a htm/html document and there you go done. Just let us know if you need any help with coding or anything.

## Post 5 by Starcannon20 (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Monday, 04-Oct-2010 10:18:14

ok so let me be straight with you all, I have no idea what any of this stuff means, I just wanted to create a site avertising my services and where I can put links to important sites...I don't have any training in website creating so html coding is something i know nothing about...I just want to put in information and links to different things!

## Post 6 by SingerOfSongs (Heresy and apostasy is how progress is made.) on Wednesday, 06-Oct-2010 1:36:00

You basically have 3 choices.
1: Learn html and such. A good resource for this is w3schools.com
2: Use something like word to writ the document. For the record, I don't recommend it. Yes, it'll get the job done initially, but the code it spews is... disgusting. There may be some programs that do a better job, but any program that does it is going to be imperfect at best.
3: You may have to hire someone to do it. Some people find that they just don't want to learn all that stuff, and have to rely on someone else to do it for them. But people aren't going to do that for free, unless they're being paid, or at least have a stake in the company.

## Post 7 by malthe (Pimply-Faced Youth) on Wednesday, 06-Oct-2010 4:31:26

What you could also do is install some kind of CMS on your webhost, if they support it.
Either wordpress or drupal or something.
Malthe.

## Post 8 by Starcannon20 (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Wednesday, 06-Oct-2010 9:09:45

i will have to check this website out b.c i am clueless right now

## Post 9 by drummerguy425 (Veteran Zoner) on Thursday, 07-Oct-2010 17:23:53

If you would like to check out a free web creater, you can go to www.webs.com I have several websites created on their and it is very accessible if you tweak a few settings. Also, you can get into contact with me by private messages if you'd like help with creating a website using this creater. The only negative is that there is a small ad for webs.com at the bottom if you have a free website, or you can pay a one year fee to have ads removed and premium features.

## Post 10 by monkeypusher69 (I'll have the last word, thank you!) on Friday, 08-Oct-2010 9:35:00

i'd give the free word press alook as well as i have heard it accessible then if you like it you can easily movie it your domain as you grow iwth it .