Building a page sales page

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What software do you use to create a web page?

I'm fairly good with html but just looking for some ideas.
#building #page #sales
  • Profile picture of the author Jose Delgado
    I Use dreamweaver but there are also...

    NVU, xsitepro, and some others.
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    • Profile picture of the author JayXtreme
      If you have the cash.. then drop for XSitePro..

      You'll be glad you did

      Jay
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      Bare Murkage.........

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      • Profile picture of the author Stephen Saha
        Surely DreamWeaver or Frontpage.
        Theres a lot you can do with them!

        Stephen
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      • Profile picture of the author sachibhat
        Dreamweaver,frontpage and xsitepro

        Xsitepro is the best in terms of seo but you require a new XSP template as the templates which come with it sucks
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        • Profile picture of the author Ernie Lo
          I use dreamweaver but to be honest, most softare should do the trick..it's not like "most" IM squeeze pages are all fancy/complex looking lol.
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          • Profile picture of the author JeffersonB
            xsitepro looks pretty good!

            Do many of you use it?
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            • Profile picture of the author Wan Muslim
              I used Dreamweaver.. u can do anything with it!
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              • Profile picture of the author Sarah Harvey
                One of my sites I used Incomedia Website Evolution X5 to create it. It's basic software that is simple to figure out, but at the same time I reckon it's great for IM sites because of the layouts. It uses flash though

                You can see my example site (that hasn't been completed in over a year) here:

                http://www.osirius.co.uk

                You can find the features here:

                WebSite X5 Evolution: Presentation

                *Please note I am not affiliated with this product...I use it for my own sites as demonstrated by my own site.
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                "Find the problem and provide the solution."
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            • Profile picture of the author Alton Hargrave
              Originally Posted by JeffersonB View Post

              xsitepro looks pretty good!

              Do many of you use it?
              Many of us here use XsitePro. It is great whether you have a lot of html experience or not. When it first came out, many of the people who already knew how to use html were hesitant to let anyone know they used it, instead, they thought they had to prove they already knew how to make web pages. As time passed, it became obvious that the software helps get the job done faster and easier.

              So now, people here with great experience in site building use XsitePro and have no qualms about admitting it. It is probably the best and most useful software for the Internet marketer. Get it if you can.

              Alton
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  • Profile picture of the author raj7
    dreamweaver is pretty much the market standard for building web pages. You can try frontpage too.
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    • Profile picture of the author vare
      I don't know but it's all on you knowledge with some tools you use, to build web page.

      I like the combination of Dreamveawer, NVU, TopStyle Lite( it's CSS editor ), but sometimes use Notepad++ too, and there is one more code editor pspad.com
      Also for graphics prefer to use Photoshop.
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      • Profile picture of the author macchiavelli
        I suck at html so I usually use xsitepro2.
        Its really a blessing to all internet marketers
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        • Profile picture of the author AndrewCavanagh
          If you're doing a simple sales page or squeeze page NVU or Komposer (modern but nearly identical version of NVU) is more than adequate.

          You'll want to search around online and look at some sales page formats you like and copy the style.

          Don't steal graphics etc from these pages though...that would be infringing on copyright.

          Kindest regards,
          Andrew Cavanagh
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