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DIY or use a Pro to create your web site
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There is one big advantage in creating your own web site but it does involve using a good soft ware program such as Front Page or Dreamweaver. They are a little daunting at first but worth it if you want a web site that looks different . Typically, in my opinion, most Pros will produce a site that looks like the sites all Pros create.If your site needs a different touch that is not so commercial looking consider doing it yourself. I produced my site, www.oldeworldelace.com, using Front Page. In my opinion it definitely does not look cookie cutter. I felt that I had to do this in order to create a warmer more inviting look than most commercial sites. Because I have the time to develop the OEM benefits myself I am also able to come up on the generic first page of all major search engines for the keyword "lace curtains". That would be very expensive through a Pro. You should consider DIY.
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Actually, FrontPage has been replaced by Microsoft Expression, which is much better for coding and more CSS friendly.
~Roland
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