Building your Own Website
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rushdriver

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637 posts

289 months

Sunday 15th April 2007
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I want to start selling a product range online via an e-commerce website (engineering consumables)

I've found a couple of sites that let you build your own and import your own images and text etc (something like this :- www.webeden.co.uk )

As I don't need a flashy, high graphic site I'm seriuosly tempted by something like the link above, just wondering if anyone had used such a service and if so which one is best?

Thanks

John

shadowninja

80,165 posts

313 months

Sunday 15th April 2007
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If it has professional templates then it wouldn't be a bad thing. If you're allowed to do anything you want and you're not a designer, then it would be like letting you loose to knock up an ad for a magazine - would you do it or pay a pro?

rushdriver

Original Poster:

637 posts

289 months

Sunday 15th April 2007
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shadowninja said:
If it has professional templates then it wouldn't be a bad thing. If you're allowed to do anything you want and you're not a designer, then it would be like letting you loose to knock up an ad for a magazine - would you do it or pay a pro?



SN,

I know what you mean but they are prof templates so it shouldn't be too bad.

The product that I'm selling is engineering consumables so a low tech website's fine for the type of client that I have.

Cheers

John

Arif110

794 posts

245 months

Monday 16th April 2007
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That program is stunning, versatile, and extremely powerful - given that you don't need to know any coding.

I've done a good many sites using it...(all not-for-profit)

www.beyond-expectations.co.uk

www.changeyourlightbulbs.co.uk

www.volunteeringbelize.com