I am wanting to get a website for my business?

[just joe]

I am not sure were to turn or what site to sign up with. what site is best for hosting at a affordable price? I would really like to find a site that also includes search engines. any help would be greatly appreciated,
I tried the talkspot.com ... but all they will let me have for a web page is ..... yardworx@talkspot.com.....now that dont seem to cool to me ... unless the are paying me to be on al my flyers i hand out too... thats free advertising to me.. anyway just as a refresher i am looking for a affordable webpage that will help me build a site...(nothing to complicated) I am in the lawn management business not computer programming. most sites are seem very hard to design a site!

[Mukesh]

Before going for a website there are many factors which later on come in mind and we feel guilty on what we do in hurry. Like
What domain name to register which helps you in getting my website visibility around the world within few time.

which hosting plan is suite to me.

I can do you a favor by building strategy for your business. It save your lots of money in future. feel free to contact me muk204_1986@yahoo.com

[Jake]

One of the endless Godaddy upsells is their search inclusion, which is relatively trivial to get, the bigger issue is getting search ranking do you are found, there is a whole SEO industry for that purpose. Some hosting packages include access to a site template library, for better template examples look through templatemonster.com. Hostgator is one of the most often recommended they may have more support than some, but I think their high affiliate commissions has to do with the recommendations.

A local business can greatly benefit from a free Google Places page, they are easier to get found in a local search than a company site, though both have a certain mutual benefit.

Some needing little more than an online brochure can get by with a free Google Blogger.com account with an added custom domain name costing a total of $12 a year, you can setup one of these with no programming.

Try a google search for, site:blogspot.com intitle:"your industry" to see examples


(Some people offer to setup a wordpresssite for $5 on Fiverr.com, providing you use their recommended host by which they actually earn a $100 findersfee)

[J]

get real domain name at cheap registrar ----> get free hosting----> install WP -----> search for WP theme you like---->upload & install theme -----> customize theme using built in tools----->add plugins to take care of things ----->maintain site with regular content & plugin upgrades----hard cash total cost= price of registering domain unseen cost= your time and aspirin learning

[G N A]

Noting you are in the lawn management business, that means local and yes you can get mileage from those in your area by having your own site. With that in mind, I found a source that may be easier for you to manage than trying to fight getting your website done.

Before I go any further, some people hate this company, SBI, and others love it. I used them when doing my first steps online back in 2000 and I'm still here, so that says something about how the company does help beginners.

If all else fails, you can try one of the other links listed.

[Jaz]

Try this site http://softqwest.com/web-host.html has sum decent list of web hosting companies.
I’m currently with Kualo.com, its been short time but excellent so far