Web Editors, Hosting, And Internet Marketing Courses…

June 3, 2007 | By Adam Wong In Reader Questions |

Ok… hi Ivan,

here’s your question:

Hi Adam,

May I know which web editor do you use to create your website and how much
does it cost?
How about your webhosting company? How much do you pay every month?
Could you recommend a good book to start Internet marketing business?

Thanks a zillion!

Regards,
Ivan Goretha

Nice last name….

Anyway, to anser your questions:

I use Microsoft Frontpage, I can’t remember exactly how much it costs (around $300+ I think…) but you could consider using it. If you’re familiar with MS Word, Frontpage won’t be too difficult a step up.

If you’re on a budget, visit Nvu and download their free web editor. I haven’t use it myself before, but I’ve always had people mention this as an alternative.

I recommend using Bluehost for webhosting, they’re the guys I use and they’re reasonable too - $6.95/month.

And the last question, I would undoubtedly recommend Derek Gehl’s Insider Secrets course. It is the by far the most COMPLETE guide out there that teaches you how to start an internet business. PERIOD.

And it’s cheap too ($197), considering the amount of valuable information and education you’ll be getting. And also because of there’re really lousy products selling for $97 out there. So you get the picture; Insider Secrets is a steal.

Hope I’ve helped you out here!

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    5 Comments so far

    1. Rachit on June 6th, 2007

      I can vouch that Nvu is a quality HTML editing program (free). And if you’re familiar with FrontPage or Dreamweaver, Nvu’s interface is reasonably similar.

      But if you don’t know the ABCs of HTML, it will still have a bit of a learning curve. My recommendation, spend 4-5 hours on w3schools.com and pick up the basics of HTML before starting to use these advanced tools.

    2. Ivan on June 6th, 2007

      Hi Adam,

      your blog really contains valuable information that anyone starting out can learn and obtain quality information.

      Thumbs up Adam!

      Regards,
      Ivan
      http://ivan-ong.com

    3. Adam Wong on June 8th, 2007

      Hey thanks Rachit for the info!

    4. Adam Wong on June 8th, 2007

      You see… That’s an easy way to get a backlink; make me happy! hahaha

    5. Donald on September 25th, 2007

      nvu is great because it is free and easy to use..
      if you can use MS word, i think it is not hard to pick up nvu.. there are some videos here to learn nvu too http://freenvu.com

      if u want a site up asap, try wordpress software..more resources at wordpresseasy.com

      good luck!

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