Post your company website and tips on getting a site up.

[ThomasFacePainting]

www.thomasfacepainting.com      Here is my site.. pretty basic, but I designed it myself and I don't know much about computers.  I used a program called web easy and I highly recomend it.  Prior to this I spent hundreds of dollars to have someone make me a site but it was never what I wanted and I always had to fork out more money to update it.  I think a website is a critical step to expanding your business.  Once my site was up, everyone took me way more seriously and I charged more as a result...

[Sherry]

I clicked on the link and it said it was parked courtesy of GoDaddy, but I didn't see your specific face painting site.   

Mine is at www.funfaces.net.  I got mine through Homestead, which I totally love, because it is so user friendly and they have awesome customer service. 

[Shannon Fennell]

I use Yahoo Small Business.  It is about $12/month.  Domain Registry was included when I signed up.  I use their "PageBuilder" software which is dead easy to use - there are templates but you can do your own thing with html or whatever too.  There is nothing to load onto your computer, it is all online.

It is really easy and you can update from anywhere as you just sign into your account from any computer and can edit and update.  It is a "live" update so you don't have to upload - once you save the file it is updated online.

[Wildcatfin]

I DIY it - latest incarnation is with Wordpress. http://catscreations.co.uk/ and yes I have a gallery glitch I am trying to fix  - the event gallery is a diff programme....
Am lucky enough that my best mate hosts it free through his www business but there were free hosting options too.

Cat x