Because it’s Brad’s I’d recommend it anyway but I think you might want to seriously take a look at this. Here’s some of the email Brad sent out;

A new website creation program that allows you to create truly professional looking websites with absolutely no website programming knowledge, whatsoever.

You can create sites that look identical to those created by professional web designers!

We’ve been working on it for more than 8 months now. We just opened up the site to the world and you can sign up for free and start making your own website right this very minute.

It’s getting rave reviews from some of the top marketers in the world and I truly believe it will revolutionize the way you do business online, as an internet marketer.

Go there and sign up for your free account now, and check out just how insanely easy it is to create a professional looking website… really! :-)

Here’s the link: BlinkWeb

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BlinkWeb and Brad Callen – Free Professional Web Site Creation

“The number-one reason for wildly variable cost quotes, Schwab says, is that many small-business owners don’t have the time or knowledge to put together a “comprehensive requirements document”: something that spells out to the letter the kind of site you need built. Without a detailed requirements list, bidding companies may be coming back with services that aren’t necessary, or leaving out features you’ll need.

Getting a clearer sense of what you need the Web site to do will go a long way toward zeroing in on a true cost. Still, Schwab says, “you are going to be hard-pressed to find a reputable firm to do a website for less than $5,000 – and that’s even if it’s very straightforward.”

Folks, it isn’t that difficult to come up with a reasonably detailed list of requirements spelling out closely what your web site ought to have in/on it. If you first have an idea what the purpose of your site is, based on customer needs, follow that up with a basic list of requirements. Simple things. Things that fill customers’ needs.

Web sites get edited constantly. You can always add later and, imho, your designer should be more than willing and adaptive if you have the right designer.

The fellow in the article – Imad Mouline – has some excellent thoughts. Click through and give it a read.

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Paying The Right Price For A Web Site