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  1. #1
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    wat do u guys fink? star trek? he ranks them whwt he feels are the best ones:


    this guy is right weebly is the easiest amongst website builders. I also like how square space has a pan button you can align your cropped images embedded in a gallery no one else literwlly does this including wordpress and this should be mandwtory for all builders imo. anyone agree? should be industry standwrd by now but only squarespace had this fewture. wtf.
  2. #2
    CASPER Soldier of Fourchin
    shut up no one cares
  3. #3
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    maybe but the video is still worth watching to hera the way this guy talks and his voice and the way he explains shit. its hella entertwining boi.
  4. #4
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    the way he swys „most website builders” all in tense voice than all of a suddenr elaxes and says „not squarespace” and looks at you or the camera like he means business.
  5. #5
    aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    Learning to code for websites is probably the easiest way to start.

    If you want to build websites as a business do NOT go this route. These platforms are for people who have a business idea they want to get up and running ASAP; they're geared toward people who have no idea how websites work and if you use these platforms to build websites to sell to people, you're offering nothing they couldn't have done themselves.
  6. #6
    CASPER Soldier of Fourchin
    Originally posted by Wariat wat do u guys fink? star trek? he ranks them whwt he feels are the best ones:


    this guy is right weebly is the easiest amongst website builders. I also like how square space has a pan button you can align your cropped images embedded in a gallery no one else literwlly does this including wordpress and this should be mandwtory for all builders imo. anyone agree? should be industry standwrd by now but only squarespace had this fewture. wtf.

    The dude in this thumbnail also coincidentally looks like a dude who would assist maciej in scooping 10 year olds into a rented van
  7. #7
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    Originally posted by aldra Learning to code for websites is probably the easiest way to start.

    If you want to build websites as a business do NOT go this route. These platforms are for people who have a business idea they want to get up and running ASAP; they're geared toward people who have no idea how websites work and if you use these platforms to build websites to sell to people, you're offering nothing they couldn't have done themselves.

    Ive already shown a vidoe proving at lesst one guy does this and makes a successful living at it. so just because they could do it themselves doeent mesn they esnt to or hwve th time to. people could wlso write themselves yet freelance writers wnd content writers get hired all thr time and some make tood money too.
  8. #8
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    https://niggasin.space/thread/58082?p=1#post-1177343
  9. #9
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    Why lewrn to code wnd me orise code which twkes months or yrs like anna spysz when this guy above just makes a living doing wordpress sites?
  10. #10
    aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    retard embargo.
    The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
  11. #11
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    people can easily elwrn seo as well and its much easier than learning to code yet many seo specialists or gurus make the big bucks some more thsn coders. so...?
  12. #12
    rabbitweed African Astronaut
    Originally posted by aldra Learning to code for websites is probably the easiest way to start.

    If you want to build websites as a business do NOT go this route. These platforms are for people who have a business idea they want to get up and running ASAP; they're geared toward people who have no idea how websites work and if you use these platforms to build websites to sell to people, you're offering nothing they couldn't have done themselves.

    You severely overestimate the IT skills of the general populace.

    Wordpress might not need code but 80% of people can't even do that.

    If you can charge out your asshole for wordpress, go ahead.
  13. #13
    rabbitweed African Astronaut
    OP: All I can tell you is - stay away from wix. Horrendously slow. Wordpress is OK. never tried squarespace or the others.
  14. #14
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    Im thinking of also doing the seo for them using yeoast or yoast. Ive lewrned it recently on my month free linkedin elewrning paltform webinars i can do custom keyword indeetion into the title body and make soug nut have stop words and add some alt tags and there ya go seo for them.
  15. #15
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    but i gotta co vicne them for plugin packs or to purchase the business plan on wordpress first for seo.
  16. #16
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    Im creative so do the wordpress as well. I can do the whole process the whole nchilqdw the whole la bang. website, copywriting or translation, logo, visual graphics or representwrions around the wrbsite including hero images etc. all for the prive of one.
  17. #17
    Wariat Marine/Preteen Biologist
    What I dont get is how shitty weebly has seo. I have a grewtw ebsite on it but compared to wordpress get no visits no matter what i do with its content its never steady and the most i get is maybe 15-20 a week if i constantly create new blog posts. note i have t really added the alt tags for images for my gay porn but besides thwt i dont get it. it seems weebly sucks for seo even though its super cheap and i hwve the free plan and ewsy to work eith.
  18. #18
    Octavian motherfucker
    Shut up, Nonce.
  19. #19
    aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    Originally posted by rabbitweed You severely overestimate the IT skills of the general populace.

    Wordpress might not need code but 80% of people can't even do that.

    If you can charge out your asshole for wordpress, go ahead.

    I mean, I figure most people could get a regular blog up and running fairly easily on their hosted options.

    The company I work for does a fair bit of Wordpress stuff but a lot of that is integration and management on dedicated servers/instances
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