Advice on setting up a website

[Ian Leach]

Cheers people,

[mdvaden]

Get it built by a pro. Mine cost £250, much better than wasting loads of my time when I could be out earning money imo.

 

That's pretty much what I think. Or like $400 to $1000 US dollars worth. If someone is starting from scratch, best to have one done first. Learning to edit can be learned later.

 

Pros can sometimes help with rankings, except in big cities or where the market is saturated online, in which case promises for high rankings become null and void in many cases.

 

Here is the long explanation why ...

 

Website Traffic Reality Check

 

The pro can get a site fine-tuned though.

 

[Tom2020]

if you looking do a nice easy FREE have a look for

 

Store and Share Documents Online | Create a Free Website | Microsoft Office Live easy way of doing 1 everything is there for you to have a go your self

 

If you are looking for a pro website get some 1 to do it for you save you alot of time and work

 

Good luck with it..

[davetaz]

The more pages you want the more it tends to cost, i think mine was about £400

[Arborist Sites]

The more pages you want the more it tends to cost, i think mine was about £400

 

That would cost about £300 from us,

 

 

Edit:

 

actually having another quick look it would prob be more like £250

[Mesterh]

Youre all tight gits my site woulda cost £1,500

[Arborist Sites]

Get it built by a pro. Mine cost £250, much better than wasting loads of my time when I could be out earning money imo.

 

 

The only prob with yours peter is it is mainly flash based which means it is un searchable by bots meaning a high s-engine ranking is unlikely..

[jonathan hall]

ive always thought a massive gallery, updated regular like, is a great advert for yourself, so people can see that you do this day in day out, almost like a photoblog.

updating keeps your google ranking high too, if you do get a pro to do it ask him to show you how to update it with new pics....

mine was £400 btw

[Arborist Sites]

ive always thought a massive gallery, updated regular like, is a great advert for yourself, so people can see that you do this day in day out, almost like a photoblog.

updating keeps your google ranking high too, if you do get a pro to do it ask him to show you how to update it with new pics....

mine was £400 btw

 

 

Unless you metatag all your pics they are useless for search bots, updating a website has no effect on your listing unless you make a better job of how your script and meta tags are sorted/worded.

[Marko]

Get it built by a pro. Mine cost £250, much better than wasting loads of my time when I could be out earning money imo.

 

Peter, how much a year does it cost to keep? Hosting? Maintenance charges etc.