Beware Of The "Free Website" Offers That You See On Television

There has been a recent barrage of TV ads about building a website for free then if you don't like it you do not have to keep it. First of all, make sure what you will still own if you decide not to stay with that company. You may lose your identity on the internet unless you own the web address.

The most important part of this relationship is...what will I pay per month for services beyond the building of the website. It only costs about $12 per month to host a website, so if you are paying upwards of $80 or more per month you are wasting a great deal of money.

Professional design firms charge around $5000 to design a custom built websites. When you see "Free", "Custom" websites being offered for free - ask yourself "How?" A better question might be "Why?"

How
The cheap website deals you see on TV actually use cheap design template programs that you can customize a little - be are not truly custom. You, the client, ends up doing most of the work populating those programs. Once the site is up - it was not bulit to be optimized correctly and will never see the light of day on the first page of Google.

Why
They want to lock you into a high monthly fee. At $100 a month - which is what the most famous of those Free Website deals tries to talk you into "Once you're happy with the site" - works out to $1200 a year which is far from "Free." The boiler plate template program they used cost them next to nothing - labor / customer service - or lack there of - is minimal on their end. Nice profit margin for Scam.com. Not a very good deal for you. Especially since you will eventually take it down and have a real website built by professionals to get to the First Page of Google.

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