Best way to make landing pages?

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CashFlowKing

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Anyone know of any good software or websites that allow you to make quick landing pages if you have no HTML knowledge?

I was told Artisteer, however that appears to be more of a wordpress theme, I am just looking to make 1 page landing pages with a contact us type form that forwards info to me

 

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BlueLead

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xara web designer6 is a pretty easy to use WUSIWUG web designer. i use that to make quick landing pages that look effective

 

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Thanks appreciate your response, I will look for it

Forgot to mention would also like the ability to easily create contact us form fields, where the web visitor can input their name, email etc that goes to an opt in form
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CashFlowKing said:

Thanks appreciate your response, I will look for it

Forgot to mention would also like the ability to easily create contact us form fields, where the web visitor can input their name, email etc that goes to an opt in form
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I would recommend mailchimp.com for the forms and opt in list

 

WizGizmo

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NVU is the best free WYSIWYG (What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) HTML editor. No need to learn coding. Just Drag and Drop graphics into it. Completely visual design. They have a great support forum as well.

Get it here:

Code:

http://net2.com/nvu/

Cheers! - "Wiz"

 

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You guys rock, thanks!!
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Mrnewbie

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Emailed you a free solution, not my business or site, just don't want it to be saturated. Hope it works well for you~

 

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NoWhErE said:

I would recommend mailchimp.com for the forms and opt in list

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Thanks for your recomendation, in checking out mailchimp it looks like it is only for sending email, is there something I am missing? I can important custom contact us forms into a website from there?

Was just checking out Wufoo as well, looks pretty slick, have any of you used that?

 

tcp01

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I found in my early days, 90 second website builder was okay as you can just drag and drop...

it is a good way to start with web design...

 

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Like The Wiz said NVU is the best WYSIWYG editor, however don't get complacent
once you've mastered that give Xsite Pro a go and once you have that under your belt
throw some templates into dreamweaver you'll soon get the hang of it. Have a look about
the web for some Lynda.com tutorials that might just have been left in dark corners and
before you know it, you've mastered HTML.