Running a business website is almost like running an entirely seperate business from whatever it is most people do. From plumbers to restaurants, accounting and health care, every business owner, large or small, needs to have an internet presence.
There has been a surge of companies offering (or claiming to offer) search engine optimization services with regard to Google Places. While some are legitimate SEO companies many are scams that collect monthly fees and actually do nothing in return.
Google Plus is poised to become yet another tool for businesses to market and network online. One main reason is because it is easy to use and has not yet been cluttered and confused with pitiful attempts at monetization. But how effective will it be, if it all?
There is a world of difference between building a website for a business and building a website for personal use. Each can be optimized to address the specific needs of the user and must be designed accordingly.
Many factors were considered when we reviewed various content management systems (CMS) to determine which would be the best solution for use on business websites. Our main considerations were cost, reliability, security, flexibility and support.
Our top choices were very close and are indeed very popular content management systems. Rather than list them in order or rank we decided to simply list them in terms of what we recommend using them for.
Cheap reseller web hosting services are often pretty decent these days. They work well for freelancers with clients requiring low cost web design and hosting solutions, though are not recommended for hosting high traffic websites or websites that require reliable service and speed along with access to certain features not available on shared hosting solutions.