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16 years ago

I would suggest a program called XSitePro...it's now in its second installation (v2) and a lot of WF members speak very highly of it. You can check out one, maybe two vids of it on the main site at XSitePro 2-Home.
(Helps you build SEO friendly web sites.)

I know fellow WF member James Schramko has a product called "XSite Pro Cheat Sheet", which complements XSitePro...You can check it out here:
xsitepro xsp cheat sheet: ::: XSP Cheat Sheet for XSitePro 2 by James Schramko

Other will say "Dreamweaver", which is also good, but does have a high learning curve if you're not already somewhat HTML savvy.

There's a few other ones, such as NVU (Freeware..Just google "NVU")..and 90 Second Web Site Builder, which you can find at:
90 Second Website Builder

If I had to chose myself, I'd go with..XSitePro2 as my first selection....priced @ $197...followed by 90 Second Website Builder...priced at $77...then dreamweaver...priced at above $300...

I'm sure a few other WF members will also chime in with their recommendations as well..and list a few more that I didn't.

Hope this helps?

Ray

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A Bary

16 years ago

Hi,

Plz don't listen to greedy affiliates here, you don't need xsite pro or any other paid software, if you're starting up you can do well using free software like NVU, just google for the name and you'll get the download link, it's WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) html editor, and doing a great job, when you are in profit and have some cash to spend, don't pay for any lousy software among these heavily promoted, just buy dreamveaver and you're done

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tekstep

16 years ago

Originally Posted by goldmind123

Hi,

Plz don't listen to greedy affiliates here, you don't need xsite pro or any other paid software, if you're starting up you can do well using free software like NVU, just google for the name and you'll get the download link, it's WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) html editor, and doing a great job, when you are in profit and have some cash to spend, don't pay for any lousy software among these heavily promoted, just buy dreamveaver and you're done

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Ahmed

For someone that doesn't want to learn html Dreamweaver is not the way to go. Like you said Ahmed the "WYSIWYG" apps like NVU and Coffeecup are the way to go.

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A Bary 16 years ago

Hello,

Using applications like NVU doesn't need html knowledge,it works much more like microsoft word, the same idea of fonts and editing text with the ability to add images and links, believe me, I gone through this before you and paid software isn't a magical silver bullet, there's no such a "click a button" software for building a website, and by the way, I was able to use dreamweaver the same moment I installed it,no need for long learning time or anything like this,

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Roq99

16 years ago

Thanks to all who replied. This gives me more than I had before I asked

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Ray Erdmann

16 years ago

"..Plz don't listen to greedy affiliates here.."

Fist off, I'm NOT an affiliate for XSitePro, nor do I currently use it, so I'm a little offended by your somewhat blind assumption that those who use it are ALL affiliates. Even if I was an affiliate, I still couldn't benefit by recommending it because aff links aren't allowed. Therefore, where's my 'motivation' in suggesting it?

Secondly, the OP didn't ask for "FREE" recommendations...just 'recommendations' in general and I was merely suggesting it as this type of question has come up in the past and I remember what others have said. I've also seen some great 'how to vids' on using it on Youtube and when "I" compare that, to using NVU, which "I" have used, it appears, at face value, to be MUCH EASIER to use.

Sure, NVU is FREE and is a WYSIWYG...but it's NOT like using MS Word...so don't believe the hype...just install it and see for yourself..there's still a small learning curve, but not as much as Dreamweaver.

For the poster who said they were able to use Dreamweaver out the box w/out any learning curve...congrats...I applaud you..you seem to be part of the small "%" of people who pick up those technical things pretty easily...

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A Bary

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Ray Erdmann

Fist off, I'm NOT an affiliate for XSitePro, nor do I currently use it, so I'm a little offended by your somewhat blind assumption that those who use it are ALL affiliates. Even if I was an affiliate, I still couldn't benefit by recommending it because aff links aren't allowed. Therefore, where's my 'motivation' in suggesting it?

Secondly, the OP didn't ask for "FREE" recommendations...just 'recommendations' in general and I was merely suggesting it as this type of question has come up in the past and I remember what others have said. I've also seen some great 'how to vids' on using it on Youtube and when "I" compare that, to using NVU, which "I" have used, it appears, at face value, to be MUCH EASIER to use.

Sure, NVU is FREE and is a WYSIWYG...but it's NOT like using MS Word...so don't believe the hype...just install it and see for yourself..there's still a small learning curve, but not as much as Dreamweaver.

For the poster who said they were able to use Dreamweaver out the box w/out any learning curve...congrats...I applaud you..you seem to be part of the small "%" of people who pick up those technical things pretty easily...

I don't know why you're so offended, if you're not affiliated with xsite pro and get no benefit recommending it, then simply you're not meant by my comment, I'm pointing those who plague such reputable forum with affiliate offers when they find some new comer looking for an honest help,
and again, I insist that paid site building software ( other than the market standard dreamweaver) are among the crappiest things in this market, and do nothing extra for the money paid for them, you can get a real professional website using free editors, and if you don't want to deal with html editors, you can get a free wordpress blog on your domain, and with little editing you'll get a great website, that's it, no need to pay a dime for those software, only when you want to move an extra mile and build complicated websites (which I think a level that needs time to reach) only then you may need dreamweaver, and even then, if you've enough money, you can outsource the task to a professional designer and save your time for more profitable tasks,

I know this because I had gone through this before, on my first trials I've spent loads of money and time trying to figure how to build a great professional looking website , to finally discover that it didn't worth it,building the website isn't the big issue to spend money or time on, on the contrary, whenever you've the chance to find someone to build it for you it will be much better for your business,

Ahmed

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Roq99 16 years ago

I indicated that I am gratefull for the response and truly mean it. I honestly did not know where to start and believe I know much more now. I have another question but it may be better to start another thread. Maybe I will see you there and look forward t all responses.

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James Schramko

16 years ago

Originally Posted by goldmind123

I don't know why you're so offended, if you're not affiliated with xsite pro and get no benefit recommending it, then simply you're not meant by my comment, I'm pointing those who plague such reputable forum with affiliate offers when they find some new comer looking for an honest help,
and again, I insist that paid site building software ( other than the market standard dreamweaver) are among the crappiest things in this market, and do nothing extra for the money paid for them, you can get a real professional website using free editors, and if you don't want to deal with html editors, you can get a free wordpress blog on your domain, and with little editing you'll get a great website, that's it, no need to pay a dime for those software, only when you want to move an extra mile and build complicated websites (which I think a level that needs time to reach) only then you may need dreamweaver, and even then, if you've enough money, you can outsource the task to a professional designer and save your time for more profitable tasks,

I know this because I had gone through this before, on my first trials I've spent loads of money and time trying to figure how to build a great professional looking website , to finally discover that it didn't worth it,building the website isn't the big issue to spend money or time on, on the contrary, whenever you've the chance to find someone to build it for you it will be much better for your business,

Ahmed

As an affiliate I think you what you said could be interpreted as offensive and is clearly misguided.

Your single experience is not necessarily representative of an entire market. I would suggest that paid software programs such as xsitepro (which I am an affiliate for) do offer value.

You are much more gifted than most at making websites with a normal HTML editor by the sound of it because many people struggle with it. This means you are in the minority.

XSitePro offers value for the masses in the way of prompts for keywords, auto navigation creation, auto CSS creation, XML feeds, Mobi Sites, templates, sitemaps and a bunch of other stuff.

To do that from scratch in a standard HTML editor is beyond many people.

I struggled to use DW (still do) yet XSP was an enabler for me to get websites cranked out fast and effectively.

I also have statistics from thousands of xsitepro users and hundreds of testimonials that PROVE it is valuable to many many people.

Note - I think Wordpress is the best FREE option for people to learn.

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notatechie

16 years ago

Hello. I too am a newbie, and spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to build a website, (Homestead, NVU, godaddy, w3schools to learn html). Here's the thing, I don't like html or the technical side. So after being on the forum for a bit, I purchased XSITE Pro thru James link to get the cheat sheet bonus. I did buy it earlier this week and went through the tutorial and built the site there. I know I invested money and time going through the tutorial, but from what I see so far, it is much easier, and has the SEO in mind.

So if you are like me, and don't want to get bogged down anymore with html, and want to spend time doing activities that are going to bring in profits, I would recommend XproSite. And no, I haven't signed up for their affiliate program...yet anyways

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Best of luck...let us know where you land.

Theresa

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tush

16 years ago

Roq99,

read through this thread about Sitebuild it. It might help you make better choices. http://www.warriorforum.com/internet...ite-build.html
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kb24

16 years ago

try weebly.com

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ss61288

16 years ago

I just purchased my copy of XsitePro v2 last night and its awesome!

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Danny Turner

16 years ago

NVU has been updated to KompoZer - Easy web authoring
my favourite is WYSIWYG Web Builder
at $40 - great value - has some very cool features
90 Second Website Builder is a rebranded & older version of
wysiwygwebbuilder sold under license at almost twice the price

"I don't like 90second you can't import html templates.

Well I haven't been able to.

Plus the support is crap."

go page - import - from computer or website ( same for wysiwygwebbuilder )
wysiwygwebbuilder has awesome support
www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com :: Index
- chuckle and I'm not an affliiate - @ 10% of $40 why bother
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kb24

16 years ago

try weebly.com

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GB2008

16 years ago

Have to agree with the recommendations to start with Weebly.com - hubpages.com and squidoo are two others that will have you up and running in no time. But if you want to get serious, you have to learn some html to create solid, fast loading pages. I work on a lot of websites that have been visually created in one of the wysiwyg editors and there is always a LOT of unused code in there - just slows down the loading time and upsets your visitors!

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thinkrich

16 years ago

I have used a few. The one I use most is NOTEPAD, which is standard on all Windows-based PC's.

If you want to work the web, you MUST learn how to do HTML coding. Full stop!

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Elliott

16 years ago

I too would suggest trying out Kompozer to start. I used Nvu before, and it was pretty good. Kompozer is an upgraded version of Nvu.

If you also need hosting, most hosts have a website builder included. And here is a good free host with no ads, cpanel, and a sitebuilder included -
www.000webhost.com

It also has Fantastico included, so you could give Wordpress a try for your website.

This is not my affiliate link, but you can actually make some money giving this hosting away.

Elliott

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uconcept

16 years ago

You might try a free one and get your hands wet in html:
Free HTML Editor, Visual Web Page Editor: PageBreeze Freeware

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Brian Johnson

16 years ago

Wordpress - it's free and fantastic. Very flexible as well.

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Ross Dalangin

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Roq99

I am new to putting together websites. I'm in the process of building my site which is geared toward services and information, I started with with I have which is Word & Publisher. Site looks OK but just OK. What should I consider and why?

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Well, it depends on what you are looking for. You can use wordpress and add several plugins to make it powerful. It's CMS so you can add a blog post anytime you want.

You can use free HTML editors like Kompozer(NVU) or PSPad Editor if you want your customized look.

I'd tried it all and because what I like is creating several sites then I built my own script. So I just need to upload text file(s).

Ross

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malcasid

16 years ago

Blinkweb is nice if you are a beginner. Its web based and geared specifically for internet marketers. Its by Brad Callen. Wordpress is also nice if you want the ultimate in simplicity. And if you use a mac I can recommend RapidWeaver. It is extremely easy to use.

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LindseyInteractive

16 years ago

To be honest I think you should look into getting Adobe Creative Suite, it has a nice high price tag but it has everything you will ever need to create stunning awesome looking web pages.

You can design your pages in Photoshop and then cut and slice them into Dreamweaver, it comes with Adobe Flash so you can use them to create stunning flash sites as well.

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comp123

Banned 16 years ago

Thanks for the heads up on blinkweb malcasid

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Brian.expert

16 years ago

Dreamweaver and joomla cms would be definitely great as a tool for a web builder. These two tools in itself makes ones work very simple and easy to do for the web development. You can enjoy a large number of options to chose from and various automated tools that make your life in web designing a lot more easier and all the fun.

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cypherslock

16 years ago

I'd say go with Aptana Free and easy to use. Comes with step by step videos, with more always being produced. Add the Gimp: GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program and you're set!

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hotstarpromo1

16 years ago

Use Dream weaver and Photo shop ! If you are good with photo shop then you can layout your website in Photo shop and export to dream weaver hotstardesign.com

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Web Res

16 years ago

It depends on what you want to do. For simple brochure websites I like BurgundySky (sorry, can post a hyper link yet). I use it a lot to build accommodation websites and they seem to rank well with a little work on links. These are usually 8 to 10 page websites. The web-page building tools are all built into the hosting. Nothing to install or maintain.

I have also used Joomla, but it's a little more complicated to set up. You've got to install Joolma and install the various plug ins. There are tons of plug ins for Joomla, which is both good and bad as you quickly get overwelmed with choice.

While you could do it all with notepad or dreamweaver, I think you need to learn a lot of technique to get started with that where as CMS systems can cut through some of techo-stuff and let you focus on communicating. At the end of the day writing good copy is the trick.

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danmorton

16 years ago

For newbies, Wordpress is absolutely the best way to get a site up and running with minimal technical ability. Free templates and free plugins are available that can turn your Wordpress blog into anything you want.

For those who want to go the traditional HTML route, why not pick up a free template and use Kompozer to personalize? No need to spend $77, $200 - or anything up front.

Dan

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Jimp1

16 years ago

Is there any Wordpress equivalent to Site Builder Elite?
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Gama Seva

16 years ago

Guys,
The TS is obviously new to this stuff... Dreamweaver might be too much for him.
I suggest XSitePro, it's expensive but boy! it's so easy to use and it works like a pro!

Gama

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xbokcom

16 years ago

One tip of advice do not use a sitebuilder. Google see websites that are not selfhost useless. In the long run it will cost you more. Get a proffesional to done it for you.

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goingup

15 years ago

Or blogger.com, webs.com, weebly.com and so forth. Dont get stuck on this-just start.
Keep in mind that you can always buy something like xsitepro in the future, or get a tech person to do this part when you can afford it. But starting off-just get something up. Dont worry about the various opinions about if you should get hosting or not. Just get something up. Just because you might start off with blogger or whatever doesnt mean that will be how you do all your future websites. JUST GET SOMETHING UP.
Just an opinion from someone who used to dither to much.

The hard bit is finding a traffic generation method that works for YOU.

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eagle1984 15 years ago

i am agree with Sonny Saini u just try and tell your thinking?
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- Skylars1 15 years ago
  
  Been where you are, spent a-lot of money on all the above.
  
  Found that word press is the best by far to use for pretty much anything you want.
  
  Google and YouTube for the "How To's", and your off to the races.
  
  Later on the rest of the stuff will make more sence.
  
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James Schramko

15 years ago

There are range of FREE website building tools here
including Wordpress launcher, squeeze page builder
and iFrame maker:

Online Web Page Builder

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patrick99

15 years ago

I think WebPlus x4 is the best software (no online web building service) if you don't want to learn html. It might not be very good for web designers, but for people with no html knowledge is the best. I have tried: NetObjects Fusion (Not the easiest, little bit confusing at times), WebEasy professional 8 (good software, lack of features) Visual Site Designer 6.0 (I didn’t like this one for some reason, but that doesn't mean is bad software. I like WebPlus X4 it has lots of features easy to use and if you not sure how to do something, everything is explain in the help file.

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