What is Best/Easiest Website Creation tool?

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nicky1980

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Nov 28, 2010

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• Nov 28, 2010

• #21

i'll use wordpress and NVu if i want simple html

 

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theundertaker

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• Dec 1, 2010

• #22

I think wix easiest but best wordpress

 

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dali7258

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Jun 24, 2010

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• Dec 1, 2010
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• #23

Thank you to all who gave thier input (except MasterAffMarket....not sure why I'm getting lectured....I just asked a question......btw, I'm not starting a business.....it is doing fine...I'm just tring to take it to the next level and control the technology and product myself)...I will give XsitePro a look. A colleague uses WebsiteX5 but I don't love the way his stuff looks.....not sure if it's the tool or his skill set. anyway, I appreciate the responses.

 

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theundertaker

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• Dec 2, 2010

• #24

Good luck man !

 

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dali7258

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• #25

Thanks to iluvvegas....I just read your thread. Lots of other good suggestions there.

 

myapps43

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Mar 17, 2010

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• Dec 2, 2010

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The best website building and traffic system in my opinion is Site Build It. They have a stellar reputation. You can take a video tour here:

Code:

http://videotour.sitesell.com/SiteBuildTraffic45.html

 

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mindless

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Sep 5, 2010

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• Dec 20, 2010

• #27

I am using dreamweaver software to make my website quickly and to edit the pages.

 

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puremagic

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• Dec 22, 2010

• #28

If you want to do good business and want long term run then better to hire a designer and get the perfect site rather than using site builder

 

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BadRoman

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Aug 10, 2010

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• Dec 22, 2010

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The answer is simple, it is either Xsite Pro or Word press. Having said that - I NEVER build static sites anymore. Everything is now Wordpress - It is really foolish to build static sites in this day and age.

 

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Goleo

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• Dec 30, 2010

• #30

Great tool is Photoshop and to coder Dreamweaver or Notepad

 

Maxius

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Aug 20, 2009

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• Dec 30, 2010

• #31

For design creation best of the best is photoshop, but I don't think it's easiest.

 

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seoiwc2010

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• Jan 7, 2011

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use website grader software its will help you i think i use this use software site creation is very very easy just drag and drop that it... try its help you.... otherwise ignore it...

 

artfuldodger

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• Jan 22, 2011

• #33

If you came to me as a client, I would have suggested wordpress, with wp membership plugin - and either artisteer or hire a dedicated designer.

There are also tons of great real estate focused premium themes - enough out there to find one that seems unique.

Not that you cant hand design the site or learn to do it yourself from scratch - but if your business focus is in making money and not scrounging for pennies - you want to get up and running quick and clean as soon as possible.

i do agree with interspire as the shopping cart suggestion

 

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1star

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• Apr 16, 2011

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If you don't want something quite elaborated, WP with the theme that comes with is the easiest. perfect if you are a beginner. Just add it to your host account with one click via Fantastico. Make sure your host offers cpanel.

 

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pen---

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Dec 25, 2010

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• Apr 16, 2011

• #35

notepad imo with blueprint

 

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JerrickYeoh

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Mar 10, 2011

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• Apr 19, 2011

• #36

i may suggest you to use easy.my. It is a e-commerce site builder which allow you to create your own e-commerce website which already build in payment gateway, shopping cart,able to manage members, able to generate invoices , able to list your product in facebook. All are ready for you and you do not need any knowledge of source code. May have a try . What you need is go easy.my and log in as member and you will able to do create your website there.

 

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cherryberry

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Jul 12, 2011

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• Aug 1, 2011

• #37

For designing you can go for Photoshop and for working platform you can use Magento, open cart or Joomla.

 

Jeevs

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Dec 14, 2010

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• #38

Try artisteer,it was quite easy for me

Code:

http://www.artisteer.com/

 

loads16017

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Aug 24, 2010

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• Aug 1, 2011

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Jeevs said:

Try artisteer,it was quite easy for me

Code:

http://www.artisteer.com/

Click to expand...

do you have its crack? can you share it?

 

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hardKOrr

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Jul 9, 2011

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• Aug 1, 2011

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I would think the first question someone might ask of you (sorry if I missed this?) is : What is your experience with web design so far? html, php, etc. Are you familiar with any of those?

If so than I would suggest starting there. I used to hate dreamweaver, but more recently it has added an "intellisense" to help keep tags closed and organized a little better. Im still not a 100% fan of it, if I want a static page I would probably go with notepad++ (my fav editor for about any text actually) as it is VERY VERY functional.

If you are not familiar with any of that I would take the suggestion of some of the site builder tools. I am far less familiar with those listed, the thing I hear most about would be wordpress though. It is simple, and easy to do (so I hear).

As someone before mentioned though, if youre looking for a site to get up quick and look REALLY good. If you want EXACTLY what you want, you should probably just hire someone to do it for you. It will take a load off your shoulders (that you probably dont need if youre currently running a business) and allow you time to make money, not sites!

My easiest website creation tool is my keyboard!