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  • #1

    Website builder

    With many choices like Square Space and Go Daddy, do any of you have any feedback you can share. I think I am pretty well decided but wanted to get additional feedback. My website needs are rather basic and I feel one of these off the shelf options would be more than adequate.

    Thanks
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    Assuming it's a website for business and that there's any sort of competition, do you care if people can find it organically?
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    • #3
      Originally posted by DON SVO View Post
      Assuming it's a website for business and that there's any sort of competition, do you care if people can find it organically?
      it is for business and finding it organically will always be a bonus. Most business will come from networking and grassroots marketing. The number one need for a site would be to have a place to visit once my card or information is in the clients hand.

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      • #4
        I don't have any Square Space experience from a business web site but I built a website for the local bass club I fish with. I started a website for my business but haven't finished it as I don't really have a strong need for it.

        I like the simplicity of editing with Square Space.

        Check it out if you give a hoot: www.5alivebassclub.com

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        • #5
          I've heard some decent things about SquareSpace, but stay away from Wix.

          As with anything, you get what you pay for. That said, I understand that not every site needs to be super professional, especially when you're just starting out.

          One word of advice: the greatest impact on organic search results is going to be fresh, relevant content (blogging helps) and social media activity that drives traffic back to the site.

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          • #6
            does anyone know if I have a current site but want to be able to make changes, if SquareSpace will work for that? I had a website built, the partner who did it scammed us and now I have to find a program to do the website editing myself. Its basic changes like pictures and text but I dont know where to begin

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            • #7
              Originally posted by houstondallas View Post
              does anyone know if I have a current site but want to be able to make changes, if SquareSpace will work for that? I had a website built, the partner who did it scammed us and now I have to find a program to do the website editing myself. Its basic changes like pictures and text but I dont know where to begin
              Yes you can make changes. I don't know if you will be able to upload your existing site or not

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