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Yoga Web Site Hosting Issues

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Started 4 years ago by HAMED
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HAMED
Member

Pranam,

This may go in many directions, but what sort of hosting is best for a person who doesn't know much about HTML? There are many stories about hosts who create templates that are useless for SEO.

Also, what are the best programs to use for transfering text to a web site?

Peace,

Hamed

Posted 4 years ago #
tehnyk2
Member

Hi Hamed,

Wish I had an answer for this. I'm not happy with my host either. Everyone seems to be unhappy with their host and tranfering can be tricky as some hosts will stick you for an extra year of hosting fees if you don't do everything according to their rules. I hear good things about GoDaddy, but never used them.

Tek

Posted 4 years ago #
Donna-White
User

Hi Hamed,

I think Tek's idea is good. Go Daddy isn't expensive and you don't have to know html to use them. For a start you might want to try them first, then if you expand you can always get their technical help. Maybe one of your students would give a few tips.

Peace,
Donna

Posted 4 years ago #
Yogi
Member

Namaskar,

I'm not a tech wiz but...........

About templates - If you don't know html it might still be good to use them. When you enter text, type it directly in. Don't cut and paste your text from Word documents. Use a PPC program like Adwords to get traffic, until your site can bring in visitors with natural rankings (SEO).

Best to get started and adapt as you go. Don't wait for perfection. I don't know any yoga teachers yet, who are SEO experts too.

Peace

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