Do you have an Internet Business? I need some help…?
- Filed under: Internet Business Opportunity
- Date: Nov 18,2009
I’m trying to gain my knowledge of this internet business opportunity. I have a great idea and am trying to get all my eggs in one basket before I launch it. I’d like to know what hosting company you use and why you chose them? Is your internet business successful and if so why do you think it is? Lastly, did you build your own website or did you have someone do it for you – where did you build it and who built it for you? Sorry if this is a lot but I’m really trying to learn all I can.
I appreciate your time and input!!
Everything depends upon what you will require for your business. If you plan to have an automated inventory and shopping cart on your website, then you might want to hire someone who is a professional. That is, unless you are good with HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, SQL, or several other web languages. For yourself, first check the local yellow pages for a company that designs websites. Many local web design companies will also offer a low-cost web hosting package (sometimes less than $3 a month!). Of course, if your business is going to eat-up a lot of hard drive space and require more bandwidth, then you will be paying a bit more money. I like using local companies because if there is a problem, I know where to find them in my own town. Your internet business will be as successful as the amount of time and money that you put into it, that’s really all there is to it.
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Everything depends upon what you will require for your business. If you plan to have an automated inventory and shopping cart on your website, then you might want to hire someone who is a professional. That is, unless you are good with HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, SQL, or several other web languages. For yourself, first check the local yellow pages for a company that designs websites. Many local web design companies will also offer a low-cost web hosting package (sometimes less than $3 a month!). Of course, if your business is going to eat-up a lot of hard drive space and require more bandwidth, then you will be paying a bit more money. I like using local companies because if there is a problem, I know where to find them in my own town. Your internet business will be as successful as the amount of time and money that you put into it, that’s really all there is to it.
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