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To Site or Not To Site That Is The Question
By: Mark Brading
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    2007-05-18

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  • To Site or Not To Site That Is The Question
  • A Little Speculation...
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    To Site or Not To Site That Is The Question - A Little Speculation...


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    A Little Speculation for Lot of Accumulation.

    Once, it cost a lot to run a website - but those days are long gone. There are 'pay as you go' services out there now charging as little as $1 per gigabyte of bandwidth. If you're sensible about the size of your pages, and don't add to many slow loading graphics, that dollar could last you a whole month, or even longer! If you don't want to pay for design, it's never been simpler to do it yourself, or find free software to do it for you. Really, it's never been cheaper to have a website than it is today. You can also register a .com domain name for as little as $5 a year, not bad deal.

    Be Seen and Sell.

    Whatever you're advertising - your services, your products, or just yourself - a website is a great way to do it. Every other kind of advertising going costs a premium, especially if you want to target a specific kind of person, and there's no guarantee that they're paying attention. Websites are like brochures that are free to reproduce, interactive, and quickly distributed to people who are already looking for them. No advertising medium even comes close to the ease-of-use and effectiveness of a website. All for a dollar a month.

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