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Posted By: Carol Herron In Response To: Learning HTML vs. SBI (James Albert)
Sunday, 13 February 2005, at 6:50 a.m.
> Excellent advice Rick! I might add though, learning HTML to a level needed
> for even a basic website can be a royal pain and an extremely SLOW process
> to boot. At least, it was for a me when I jumped on board. I already had
> direct response experience, but found myself wasting ridiculous amonts of
> time trying to learn how to do construct even the most elementary
> webpages. And like all the homies in South-Central like to say:
> TIME IS MONEY!
> Now that I've learned the ropes somewhat and am able to put up a webpage
> quite easily I went out an purchased an SBI site--go figure--and will be
> putting it up soon--in adition to my non-SBI sites.
> Looking back, I wish I had gotten an SBI right out of the chute. Not
> because it has a great hosting price. But because the tools and
> documentation that come with the package are effective and provide web
> marketing how-to in very clear, step-by-step detail.
> But I'd certainly agree with you Rick...even if one didn't go with an SBI
> package, they could certainly learn the basics from the SiteSell how-to
> manuals. In fact, I'd say more than the basics.
> Best wishes,
> James
Hey guys, thanks a lot for your input. I am learning a lot from these forums. I sure wish that I had found them a long time ago. I am REALLY going to pursue finding a local course on computers that will teach me the stuff that I need to know to get along in this business. What I don't know about what you can do on a computer would fill several books! Right now, I am stumbling around in the dark. BTW MaaMaw, I like your style! I think that you and I would get along like a house afire! You will probably hear more from me as time goes by. Thanks again,
Carol
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