Don’t Code – Use a Website Builder

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Ah, September is almost upon us again.   If you live in the Northern Hemispheres that could mean that the days will be getting shorter, the leaves may start changing color and students have or will be going back to school.  I think back to my high school days in grade school when I always bugged my parents for a new pair of sneakers; then in university when I was getting excited to take some fun music electives.

As our society moves to a more online world, more and more students are pursuing a career online.   It could be hardware engineering, software developing or computer programming just to name a few.   I would imagine that many of those disciplines are challenging and at times very very boring.   I could not take 3-5 years on a subject like that, but I am grateful for those that do to make our online lives easier.

The last 5 years have have seen a tremendous growth in website builders – which are websites that allow you to create, edit and publish your website with little to no computer expertise.  Those brainy guys and gals that were once labeled as “nerds” are making a very comfortable living selling us monthly or yearly subscriptions services to ensure that our sites are running strong.   The huge advantage of using such a service is that these website builders (especially the good ones) continually improve the options and flexibility  you have to make your website look sharp, integrate with social media, and communicate your audience in a meaningful way.

The challenge with these website builders is that there are too many to choose from.  Some promise to have the most templates or the best service or the hottest models.   Luckily for you if you are looking for a website builder, FreeWebsite.us has done a great job at looking at your options for you.  They offer free website builder reviews so that you can preview different website options before committing.  FreeWebsite also reviews hosting services which will save you time on that end as well.   It’s website has a few ‘try now’ links that could be broken, but overall it’s work a checkout if you have the time.

Instead of spending your time learning code, why not let a website builder do the heavy lifting for you.

Do you have a favorite website builder?  Let us know in the comments below!

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