Website Builder/Software

QELLER · 16-11-07

Well, I'm not to savvy at this HTML thing, my general knowledge for computers is extremly high, but I never went into programming whatsoever. Is there any E-Commerce Site Builders? Such as a software?

Elven · 20-12-07

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Originally Posted by QELLER

Well, I'm not to savvy at this HTML thing, my general knowledge for computers is extremly high, but I never went into programming whatsoever. Is there any E-Commerce Site Builders? Such as a software?

Try joomla. Or if you're into Windows hosting, get a copy of Visual Studio Web Express from Microsoft.

Elven

annerz · 21-12-07

for my code builder, i use dreamweaver, given that it's gonna be some hard core html writing. but for minor editing, notepad is already enough for me.

for the script... well, im more into blogging now, so i use wordpress.

David.Pagotto · 21-12-07

I'd go with joomla.
It looks like a great bit of software, although I have never had the need to try it.

Elven · 23-12-07

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Originally Posted by annerz

for my code builder, i use dreamweaver, given that it's gonna be some hard core html writing. but for minor editing, notepad is already enough for me.

for the script... well, im more into blogging now, so i use wordpress.

Hi annerz,

joomla is a content management system (CMS) as is Wordpress.
They're designed for different types of content.

I've been blogging for a few years now, mostly on Blogger. It's a good way to build up your Google pagerank quickly -- if you refer to your website frequently.

Dreamweaver is no walk in the park since they introduced CS2 and CS3. You really have to know CSS to make it work. And its outrageously expensive! (I'm going to guess you're using a pirated version like nearly everyone in Australia...)

If you're still coding HTML, I'd recommend you look up NVU and its (alleged) upgrade Kompozer. Both are full featured WYSIWYG editors with site management, and CSS editors that are easy to configure.
The best thing about them is they are Open Source, like Wordpress, which means you just download them and go.

It really depends on what sort of site you want to build and how you want to market it. There are a number of strategies. There is no need to resort to black hat stuff.

Have you read much about SEO/SEM for your site and blog?

Elven

David.Pagotto · 24-12-07

Thanks Elven....I really should set up some blogs with some backlinks.
I need a good google page rank for this forum to work.
Thanks Dave

Elven · 28-12-07

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Originally Posted by David.Pagotto

Thanks Elven....I really should set up some blogs with some backlinks.
I need a good google page rank for this forum to work.
Thanks Dave

Blogs are a great idea. I was drawn to this forum because I had kicked around the idea of doing this sort of forum myself a few months ago.
If you'd like to kick around some ideas on promoting this thing, I'd be glad to help in any way I can.

Elven

chocoguy · 01-01-08

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Originally Posted by Elven

Blogs are a great idea. I was drawn to this forum because I had kicked around the idea of doing this sort of forum myself a few months ago.
If you'd like to kick around some ideas on promoting this thing, I'd be glad to help in any way I can.

Elven

Your right, blog are a good way to advertise your business. First you should is what site can help. I suggest using payperpost, since it is the most popular on the world of sponsored review. You can get a lot of blogger to make a buzz on your site.