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5 Ways to Build a Website

If you are like me you have wanted to build a website but didn't know how!

Why?

Because you haven't learned html

Because it costs too much to have someone do it for you.

The software you have found is too complicated

You just didn't have the time or patience to read the 500-page manual

There was no one to teach you how to do it.

Well let's review those one by one.

You didn't build a website because you haven't learned html.

With today's easy to use html text editors you can build a website as easy as typing a word document. You need to learn very little of the html coding and what you do need is very easy to learn if taught properly.

You didn't build a website because it costs too much to have someone do it for you.

Well that's a fact! If you have someone do it for you, you will have to pay a web designer Big Bucks to create it. To get just what you want, optimized by keywords, with the look and feel you desire you will spend as much time with the designer as if you did it yourself. And then pay them more when you need changes!

You didn't build a website because the software is too complicated.

Most of the software is designed with the professional in mind. All the bells and whistles add to the complexity of the product. Which makes you wonder where you are even going to start. Throw in the fact that you need to master a few other programs to support the design software and you have a confusing tangle of programs to learn all at once.

You didn't build a website because you just didn't have the time or patience to read the 500 page manual.

Not to mention that you have to read the manual more than once to understand things, so you can learn by trail and error. And are you ever sure you did it the right way? Was there a shortcut you didn't know about? Are there other programs you can use to make it easier and faster to get a website up.

You didn't build a website because there was no one to teach you how to do it.

A tutor or html training course is a great way to learn how to build websites. Preferably if you can get one-on-one tutoring.The problem is one-on-one tutoring is very expensive.

Many group courses are taught when it's convenient for the teacher not the student. After the class is done there is no on going tutoring or ability to ask questions when you run into problems.

So what's the answer?

Learn on line with an html video tutorial series. An html video tutorial that teaches you step by step at your own pace how to build a website. You can rewind a section and play it over again if you don't understand it.

And what if this tutorial product includes all the software you will need FREE. Along with the live video tutoring on how to use all of it.

You can build a website as you go through it. When you have completed the video tutorial you will have a built a working website. I mean a WORKING web site. Done! Finished! Completed!

There was no one to teach you how to do it

You are now ready to work on that all important marketing of your website. As you learn how to market your site, making the necessary changes are a snap for you! Because you were able to build a website. And now you can edit it yourself.

Give yourself some credit. It's a lot more rewarding when you do it yourself. And, if you are like me you don't have the money to waste trying a lot of different things.

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Steve Knorr is a veteran of the offline marketing world who has brought his talent to the Internet. He makes it easy to learn from today's best Internet Marketing Experts. For more information and a free subscription to his Web Marketing Newsletter visit his site at = = > http://www.web-marketing-products.com

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