September 6, 200916 yr Anybody know another websites like Wix.com or weebly.com where u can simply create an website? I am curios about one that has free domain, hosting and ecommerce features!
September 6, 200916 yr 110mb has a website builder, it doesn't have e-commerce though but you can add paypal buttons, you get hosting space and a .110mb.com domain all for free. The domain will be myname.110mb.com but you can easily add a .com / .co.uk domain to it
September 6, 200916 yr Author 110mb has a website builder, it doesn't have e-commerce though but you can add paypal buttons, you get hosting space and a .110mb.com domain all for free. The domain will be myname.110mb.com but you can easily add a .com / .co.uk domain to it How u can add a domain.com to a domain.110mb.com ??
September 6, 200916 yr How u can add a domain.com to a domain.110mb.com ?? By adding your domain to your account and point your domains name server to the 110mb server
September 6, 200916 yr But beware. Using these web building programs don't really help your cause. Often they make a mess of the code and if you're trying to run a business off of the site you're probably going to get throttled with the bandwidth limitations of the free server. I would suggest going with Bluehost.com (yes I did include my affiliate link, but that's not why I'm referring it) they have a web builder, great customer service and the bandwidth to be able to handle a growing site. I use them for all my clients and I've never had a complaint. The problem with free server space is that you out grow it really fast and often times it's very limited. Also they usually put a banner up on your site, which you have NO control over. That looks pretty ghetto in my opinion. Those are just my 2 cents. Best of luck bud!
September 8, 200916 yr Also they usually put a banner up on your site, which you have NO control over. That looks pretty ghetto in my opinion. Someone asked for my opinion on their site they had hosted for free once, although I can't remember who it was hosted with. They had a small site to promote their holiday villa in the Med, and were frantically promoting the site both on and off-line to drum up some interest. Somehow they had never considered the pay-per-click advertising banners at the top and bottom of each page. Why didn't they pick up on them? Possibly had 'Look at the shiny site I've made' blinkers on, possibly just a bit naive! The ads were obviously context sensitive to page content though. So they're working hard to drive traffic to their site, including all the adverts to direct competitors with villas in the same resort. The companies paying for the advertising were on to a winner - getting traffic to their sites, which given their relative quality looked a much more appealing holiday destination in comparison. The hosting provider was on to a winner picking up PPC payments. The site owner was rushing around helping them both out for free! OK, not all of these companies will work this way, but it's certainly something to consider. Try and find some example sites hosted on them to see how they look. Don't just rely on the the example sites provided though. The cynic in me reckons these could potentially be used on a "We'll remove the banners if we can show your site" basis, or even worse just made up. These companies are ultimately in it to make money, so what are they doing to make it, and can your business live with it?
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