As a small business website builder, Webs.com has made waves when it comes to dominating the market and showing companies how to quickly get online.
Webs was eventually bought by VistaPrint, but prior to that transaction, the website building company had a mission to make a system that even their moms could understand.
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If you haven't heard of Jimdo, you might want to give it a look- because although it's not exactly the most popular website builder on the market, the pricing is pretty tempting for the number of features you receive.
Fortunately, there’s even a free pricing plan for users who just want to create a simple personal blogging site. It’s also ideal for people who wouldn’t necessarily be willing to fork over payment information to try out the features.
Online store capabilities are offered as well, but the true standouts are the templates. Jimdo gives you some rather unique themes to select from- which says quite a lot for such a reasonably priced website builder.
Of course you’ve heard about them. And your parents know them too. Because for over a decade now, GoDaddy has gone heavy on large-scale promotions, including Super Bowl ads. Consequently, they’ve grown into a powerhouse that not only manages 77 million domains, but also boasts of a customer base that stretches beyond 18 million.
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Standing out in today's online world is a tall task, but luckily you don't have to be a website developer to make it happen. The only problem is that many website builders combine watered down features with rehashed designs so that you're never left with a chance to make your company look good online.
That's why the IMCreator website builder makes me stop and think. They claim that it's not your average drag and drop designer, so that's enough for me to dive in and figure out why it's so unique.
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