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shyguy2005

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Just wondering what people's thoughts are on having a website.

Do you have one?
Create yourself? If so what software did you use?
Or did you have a company create one for you?
Last of all does it generate much work for you?
 
if you spend a few hours looking tutorials on youtube. you can either use Joomla or wordpress. these 2 are completely free with many free templates.

Do look at a hosting package are has 1 click installs.
 
It seems like a lot of work to get a website up and running. I wouldn't know how to begin setting one up. Do you think it would be good in terms of advertising or something.
What would be the benefits of a website?
 
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