Low cast website design. Need to design website for little money.?
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I can do it 4 U. Just right the full contain and sen it 2 me. my id is. getrajnish@gmail.com.\n\nAfter it is finish & if U like it. Then send me money what ever U want.
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Sure any free website would or any website that you pay say 5 bucks a month. It ussaly gives you a detailed explanation of how to do along with using the site to build your website. Try www.tripod.com. I used that a while back and it worked well. Good Luck!
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There is an initial fee with this one, but you own the web business you create.\n\nIf it's not for you, ok.  If it is, you can earn some extra income from home without having a boss or deadlines.  I did it.  Here's a link to my site:  http://www.professional-resume-example.com.\n\nI'm a 40 year old mother of two and I have no web design or html experience, yet if you look at my site, you'll see that it's as professional as anything out there.  The reason, though, is that the program I used to build my site provides everything I need to create a great site.\n\nIt does take time and effort and you have to pick a topic for your site that you are knowledgable about or that you are really passionate about.  Then, you just write about what you love.  \n\nAnyway, it's something to think about.  It's not for everyone.  My sister would rather eat liver than sit at a computer for a few hours a day.  :)
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Depends what you want:\n-a site which represent the company or\n-the site witch generate clients and orders.\n\nI can help for affordable price just need in writing your needs.\nanna_ruseva@yahoo.com
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It depends on what you define as "free". Sure there are sites that won't charge you any money, but the COST can be pretty high, depending on what you want to do with your site. For example:\n\nhttp://geocities.yahoo.com/\n\nhttp://www.tripod.lycos.com/\n\nBoth won't cost you a dime, but the price you pay is online advertising, pop-ups, limited control in what you can put on the site in, scepticism from potential customers if you've got something to sell, and practically no chance at all of getting into an affiliate program like Amazon, Commission Junction, or Google AdSense, all of which require a valid site with a domain name that  you actually own.\n\nNow consider something like http://godaddy.com which is surprisingly low-cost (about $9 a year for the domain name and $4 a month for a minimal site), with NONE of the above disadvantages and some features you WON'T find on most free sites, like access to PHP scripting and your own MySQL database for live, interactive sites.
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I'm in agreement with Drew here.\n\nIt's not something you just up and decide to do without any previous knowledge of webdesign.\n\nHowever, let me try to be of some help\n\n1) You need to know a great programming language.  I built my dating site in ASP.NET.  You can use PHP or ASP, it's a matter of personal choice.\n\n2) Find a good hosting site that will allow a lot of bandwidth.  I use jodohost.com\n\n3) Think up a great name for the site and register it as the domain name.  It needs to be something catchy and people will remember.\n\n4) It needs to be designed so that people can use a trial version for like 3 days or something.  This way you can encourage new users.\n\n5) Build multiple plans that people can choose from for payment options.  Everyone has their own budget so tailor to multiple budgets.\n\n6) Keep it simple and not too cluttered with crap.  \n\n7) Great features are chatting, profiles, instant messaging, forums, compatability tests, newsletters, featured profiles, the ability to block messages by user, ability to add video, ability to add sound.\n\n8) Advertise locally first.  My site was tailored towards college students so I made sure that the local colleges were plastered with flyers (not neccessarily ethical, but hey...).\n\n9) Offer perks to new users such as unlimited use for 1 month for free, or free features such as chatting if they sign up by a certain time period.\n\n10) Network with other sites that work with dating.  Create a banner rotation system and offer to work with online coupons, flower sites, hotel sites, etc.  SOmething that will drive traffic to you from other sites.\n\n11) Advertise online everywhere.  Myspace, Bolt, Bolt2, Match.com, etc.\n\n12) Make sure it's safe for people under 18 (if you allow them to use the service).  Parents don't want their 16yr old son looking at nudity.  The more people that can use your site, will use it.  \n\nLook at other top dating sites out there (match.com) and see what they do.  take from their ideas.
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I once faced a similar situation as yours: I needed to design a website for a community helpline, and this place was a fantastic discovery:\n\nwww.rentacoder.com\n\nwww.guru.com is another place where you can place a competitive offer. The good thing is you don't have to pay anything in advance in both places, and there are plenty of people to choose from.\n\nI had my website built for $75 by an Indian, and he was fantastic I should say except for some spelling mistakes on the page which he promptly rectified without complain. The good thing is he worked 7 days time for that trifle amount. But, that was in 2004. Now, from what I hear, rates have risen a bit even in India. Still, it's a far cheaper alternative - try imagining screw an American for 7 days.\n\nIt's always advisable to bargain with Indians....most of them want to take US customers for a ride, but they are still your good bet cuz they are technically sound. Do your homework well and wish you good luck.
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Depending on the time, effort, pages, etc..\n\nThat's how I charge clients.  You could easily get 300 dollars for it.\n\nGood luck!
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It will depends on your exact requirements.. But to put it generally..\n\nTore-work on static websites will not cost you much..you can finish things around $100\n\nInteractivity part is depends on what u want to do..\n\nTo get a approximate figure you can post your project for freelancers on sites like.. \nwww.guru.com\nwww.getafreelancer.com\nwww.elance.com\netc..
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U should try online marketing as it will help you to achieve ur objective with minimal spending.Try to optimize ur website such that it could be indexed by search engines like Google and Altavista.\n\nBye\nPratap K Pattanayak,\nBusiness Analyst,STI-Creative
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Start a website seems to be the easiest thing. It won't cost you much and will put your work out there. With the right amount of promotion ... hey who knows.\nI design websites myself, but I'm quite busy right now, but if you search the web I'm sure you'll find someone to do it for you for the right price.
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You can use Yahoo Geocities http://geocities.yahoo.com/join/ where you have the option of starting a website for free or low cost hosting of $8.95 per month.\n\nOr you can use Yahoo Small Business Hosting http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhosting/compare.php where hosting plans range from $11.95 to $39.95\n\nFree is good for personal websites but has significant limitations for a web-based operation. For one, having a geocities web address does not look professional - it just looks cheap. You also need to consider the following:\n\n- Scalability: what if your business grows and you need more features. This means you will move to a paid hosting as free hosting has severe limitations on what you can do. Such a move is costly -- you will be basically changing your domain name from http://www.geocities.com/mywidgets/widgets.html to http://www.widgets.com . This implies that all your marketing will be put to waste as you will be starting from scratch all over again\n\n- Your plans to monetize your website. If you go for the free Geocities, you will have limited options in showing ads. You cannot apply to programs like Google Adsense because Geocities is showing Yahoo ads and Adsense has a clause that prohibits its publishers from displaying competing ads in the same page.\n\n- The requirements of your business. With free hosting, you are limited to the scripts available - you can't put in your own. If you plan to add an ecommerce component later on, you won't be able to do it.\n\nI suggest that if you are intent in pursuing a web business, start it right and do it with a paid hosting. There are a number of low cost hosting providers out there such as Godaddy.com http://www.godaddy.com
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Try BasicTemplates.com for some good general layouts. Their templaes are about $5 each, and annual membership of about $80 each. \n\nGo to the ReallyBig.com Web resources circle. This is the start of dozens of Web sites that can help you out with virtually anything involved with Web development.\n\nA good online tutorial and reference site is w3schools.com. It's one of the best online tutorials I've found and it's free!\n\nSince you're developing a web application and not just a Web site, you should an HTML editor instead of a WYSIWYG editor. Look at coffeecup.com for one of the best HTML editors on the market. It comes with lots of tools that can layout your forms and navs. \n\nGood luck!\n\nDCH II
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i don't know much about the web side that can help you built website. but it kind of that too.i got this website from my brother.you can try if you want. it not cost any money. what you can do is just sign up and read the advertisement and you get your money(it call click to paid).just wait until your account stable and they will send you a check (if you choose to use check).you also can find member to join you to get high level.i don't know much but i had try it now and wait for my money.if you want it just check this:
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If you're not selling anything, $20 a month.\n\nEZLAVA.com has a WYSIWYG, click and drag web site builder program that would be ideal for you guys.  They have advertising & radio styled designs too.  They also do custom web design.  But most importantly, you save a ton of money by managing the site yourself via their web builder system.  And they aren't one of those crappy freeware sites with the crappy templates and limited software you find everywhere on the net now.\n\nIt really doesn't matter if you go out of state.  You limit yourself if you don't.
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Depends on the goals of your website. Will you be attempting to sell products on the website? If so then your cost will be greatly increased. As for myself, I am currently designing my website because I do web design in my spare time and basically through Yahoo, you can host a good informational website for $20 a month. At the most it will cost you maybe $100 a month to host your site. If you design it yourself then all it will cost is time. If you want a merchant solution your cost will be increased but I could not give you a definite answer of cost.
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First try some web designs by making your own web pages. It is free. Microsoft (free domain and hosting for life) , Google (Googlepages, Blogger) , Yahoo (Geocities), Freewebs are some of the companies offering free websites with design tools . A list of free websites with features and links is available at  http://tinyurl.com/lw7kp