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Why get a professionally-built website?

Not every website needs to be built by a professional, like personal family websites or casual hobby websites. And nowadays there are many websites and/or hosting packages that offer free website builders. Most are very… Continue reading →

Free Photo or Video Website

Free hosting for your photos & videos

Hobby photographers and videographers don’t need to have a website professionally built. Websites like YouTube and Flickr make it very easy to share photographs and videos with the world. As an example, you can… Continue reading →

Website on Blogger.com

Free Web Logs “BLOG”

Web logs (called Blogs) are like an old-fashioned diary, where people write about whatever they fancy, but it’s online. Each new entry (called a post) is automatically added after the previous one. All posts are recorded and displayed chronologically. Continue reading →

Tips for Designing Your Website

Relevant Results

We can find endless amounts of information on the Internet about anything e.g. finding solutions to problems, or desires, and what it would cost. But everyone who’s spent time surfing will know the frustrations too. Despite the best efforts of various search engines, we still get unindated by irrelevant results. Aside from the shady-type of links you get, many website owners don’t optimise their information properly, making it difficult for people to find what they’re looking for. Continue reading →

Free ISP Website Builders

Free Web Builders from an Internet Hosting Provider

If you’re on a budget and would like to build your own website (on your own domain name), then you can choose an ISP (Internet Service Provider) that offers a free website builder when choosing your hosting package. This option is different to having a website hosted on another website, e.g. Blogger.com or MySpace.com, because using your domain name instead of another websites looks more professional. For example: http://toursandtales.blogspot.com/ vs. http://toursandtales.com/ Continue reading →