Sexylingerie
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- Jun 7, 2012
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Outsourcing
How do you guys build your sites?
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TheViceroy
BANNED
- Jul 3, 2012
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I don't think its quite that much, but probably around 50% or something. It's crazy how popular it is. Its also kinda scary... given the risk of hackers
People recommend wordpress too much.
Here is what you do OP:
1) Come up with a general idea of what you want your design to be like.
2) Go to DP or some similar site and pay someone to create the design for you in photoshop. They will design the layout of the site. Banners and everything. They will do as many pages as you want. At this point your site is only a bunch of pictures.
3) Again go to DP or some similar site and pay someone who can actually code valid html/js/php to convert your site from a picture into the actual site. Most people also charge per page that they have to do.
4) In the process of all of this, especially coding, you should make sure that the people who are working for you are taking SEO into account. The site should be built according to SEO standards. h1, titles, descriptions...etc.
Enjoy your custom-made and professionally designed optimized site. Not doing it in wordpress gives you much more flexibility to modify the site and not have to dig through wordpress settings or code.
Here is what you do OP:
1) Come up with a general idea of what you want your design to be like.
2) Go to DP or some similar site and pay someone to create the design for you in photoshop. They will design the layout of the site. Banners and everything. They will do as many pages as you want. At this point your site is only a bunch of pictures.
3) Again go to DP or some similar site and pay someone who can actually code valid html/js/php to convert your site from a picture into the actual site. Most people also charge per page that they have to do.
4) In the process of all of this, especially coding, you should make sure that the people who are working for you are taking SEO into account. The site should be built according to SEO standards. h1, titles, descriptions...etc.
Enjoy your custom-made and professionally designed optimized site. Not doing it in wordpress gives you much more flexibility to modify the site and not have to dig through wordpress settings or code.
seoexperttools
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- Aug 29, 2012
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@OP: generally, i would follow the guide here:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/white-hat-seo/301187-complete-guide-starting-website-11.html
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/white-hat-seo/301187-complete-guide-starting-website-11.html
This is what I do:
Buy a domain
Set the DNS to whatever host I plan to use it on
Log into my control panel for that host
Setup the domain
One-click install wordpress
Log in to wordpress, install the WPMUDEV dashboard plugin (WPMUDEV is not free, but its really nice)
Once the wpmudev dashboard is installed, I can one-click install any of the plugins or themes that they offer right from the dashboard
Then I install a couple of other plugins that I keep in a folder, just for setting up new wp sites
I can go from domain purchase to operating website in about 10 minutes, with facebook and twitter integration.
Of course, the first time took quite a while longer. But soon I got it down as a system and now its really just a few minutes to set up a new site.
Buy a domain
Set the DNS to whatever host I plan to use it on
Log into my control panel for that host
Setup the domain
One-click install wordpress
Log in to wordpress, install the WPMUDEV dashboard plugin (WPMUDEV is not free, but its really nice)
Once the wpmudev dashboard is installed, I can one-click install any of the plugins or themes that they offer right from the dashboard
Then I install a couple of other plugins that I keep in a folder, just for setting up new wp sites
I can go from domain purchase to operating website in about 10 minutes, with facebook and twitter integration.
Of course, the first time took quite a while longer. But soon I got it down as a system and now its really just a few minutes to set up a new site.
Yes, that is what I do.
Although with wp multisite, I belive you can set them all up on one domain. I personally wouldnt do that, but I do believe it is possible.
Not quite the truth. 17 % of the internet, 54.4 % of the "CMS internet", if we can trust the source below.
http://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/content_management/all
After that come Joomla and Drupal
- Jan 25, 2010
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I've used Xsite Pro II for some projects.
Dirt simple to use (easier than Wordpress imo), they SEO fairly nice (my sites seem to rank the same if not better than WP sites), and...I believe their is a free download available at BHW : )
That said, it's not the best option for a large site. I think the largest I've built with it might be 60 pages at most.
Best regards.
Dirt simple to use (easier than Wordpress imo), they SEO fairly nice (my sites seem to rank the same if not better than WP sites), and...I believe their is a free download available at BHW : )
That said, it's not the best option for a large site. I think the largest I've built with it might be 60 pages at most.
Best regards.
seo.nsquareit
Newbie
- Oct 2, 2012
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you can try basic html templates as well
gorankmedia
Registered Member
- Oct 9, 2014
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As a beginner, On internet many websites are available that makes you to create your website in three simple steps. Just select any one of the default template, Then customize it as per your need, Then publish your content.
MarketingFist
Junior Member
- Jul 4, 2014
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Why not just use WordPress it has a lot of addon's plugins and so . Not really hard to learn it .
Also joomla is a good to start with Those two are the best for CMS
Also joomla is a good to start with Those two are the best for CMS
scholasticz
Newbie
- Oct 9, 2014
- 9
- 1
No need of a software, its the era of scripts. Use wordpress and purchase a good quality theme.