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Her address is:janet@ktwebdesigns.com. Just tell her the guy from Dynamic Learning Systems sent you!
Ps: Since she built my site I have had the time to learn the basics of Front Page and can now tweak or even redesign my site myself and she is always there to help me out. Great company.
stress you out trying to design your own site or looking for the right
designer then a host provider. There are so many elements I am finding out
now. I am in the process of looking at other sites and seeing what features they
have that I like. But I know in the beginning I will just get what I need and
change it down the road. The more information I get the better I feel.
Thanks again
jo
How cool is it that so much great information is made available by people who care about helping others realize their startup dreams.
I am just thrilled.....
Jeff
I thought i knew what i needed until i sat down and wrote it all out. Then i thought of a few extra things, and i`m now moving stuff around to fit everything i want.
If I`m not too badly mistaken, i believe the Small Business Administration has a great document on their site that can guide you through some of the things you should think about when designing your site from information to include to the beginnings of a marketing plan.
good luck,
craig
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I do have some features which I would like on the site which will be
helpful to me later on when the business starts catching on.
Everyone here is so helpful, its really a great site. I`m finding it hard
to stay off it - everything is so interesting to me, even if it doesn`t apply to me at
the moment
thanks!
jo
here by bobbyhume so I am covered on that. Just have to sit down and see what
I need on the site for it to work.
Thanks for your help
jo
The godaddy`s and other Hosting companies of the world that advertise heavily in the main stream media may not always have what you need and may not work with you to make your business successful. Examples again would be e-mail marketing (not spam), load balancing, numerous data bases (over 15) and e-mail accounts.
These types of hosting companies are off the beaten path and aren`t always too easy to find.
Two examples of hosting companies like this would be IX Web Hosting and Dreamhost.
sddreamweavers2006-4-7 5:8:50
I have a question though... I am also thinking of starting a site of my own. Before i spend any money on putting a site together, do I need to incorporate first? Should the money spent building the site come from me personally, or from the business I intend on starting?
Thanks for your input.
thanks for being part of our exciting GROWING community. regarding your question about the order in which to do things, we`ve tried to set up a holistic, step-by-step approach to starting up. our 10 Steps to Open for Business would argue that you definitely put your business structure together before going live with your website. even if you want to stay as a sole proprietor, just make sure you`ve covered your bases and really thought this through. there are all sorts of tax and liability-related matters as well as future financing- and personnel-related matters that come into play.
calvin-
thanks for being part of our exciting GROWING community. regarding your question about the order in which to do things, we`ve tried to set up a holistic, step-by-step approach to starting up. our 10 Steps to Open for Business would argue that you definitely put your business structure together before going live with your website. even if you want to stay as a sole proprietor, just make sure you`ve covered your bases and really thought this through. there are all sorts of tax and liability-related matters as well as future financing- and personnel-related matters that come into play.
Thanks for the advice Rich. It`s amazing that I`ve been listening to your show for so long and now you are replying to my question!!! FYI... I just bought the StatupNation book and I`m hoping to learn lots from you guys.