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seventhltd
11-17-2017, 03:04 AM
Anyone know how to do a website up ?? Like the steps involved? I know getting a domain name and then finding a host ..how the hell do you create it and make it with a shopping cart? The wife and I are starting up a online buisness and we don't know where to start for the life of us and the research we have done seems you have to he pretty techy ..would it just be better to pay someone to build it for us ? Just heard it's expensive or can be at least to pay for it to be done
wakeneat
04-12-2018, 04:27 PM
Anyone know how to do a website up ?? Like the steps involved? I know getting a domain name and then finding a host ..how the hell do you create it and make it with a shopping cart? The wife and I are starting up a online buisness and we don't know where to start for the life of us and the research we have done seems you have to he pretty techy ..would it just be better to pay someone to build it for us ? Just heard it's expensive or can be at least to pay for it to be done

There are a lot of “Website Builders” that make it easy for the not so tech savvy. Although you have limitations on the customization using these. These will suffice for any small business.

If you do require customization or what a nice looking site down the road. I recommend Shopify. You will need to eventually hire a coder to customize it for you. Shopify can even help you with that or go to Fiver and use a coder there.

Gymshark is a proud user of Shopify.

Website Builders - Ranked as my choices.

1. Shopfiy
2. Woocommerce
3. Wix
webdev
05-30-2018, 05:56 PM
I assume you've figured this out one way or another by now, but if you need some more help I can point you in the right direction.

With Wordpress, WooCommerce, the "Divi" theme and DigitalOcean hosting - pretty much anyone can deliver a professional website without touching the code these days.

These are what I use to hand off websites to clients with low budgets for them to manage on their own, I would never tell a client about these in the real world, but yes for any custom work things can start getting pretty pricey.