How much does it cost to have someone (profesional) design a web site for you? What is the median price?
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It really depends on what kind of stuff you need built into the website.  If you need a professional design, it can cost you $500.  If you just need a page with links on it, you can find a guy in a chat room who will do it for free.  There is also the cost of the domain and hosting.  That's generally $8 a year plus maybe $5 a month.
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This would depend on the site and amount of work to be carried out, mail me at shaun@sdhinternet.co.uk with the  details and will let you know what the cost would be
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Are you really sure about all the controls a website uses?\nIf yes then try making a website using the Yahoo site builder from geocities.com \nIf not then hire a professional.\nIf you want i can make it for you at a nominal cost.\ncontact : marilynzparadize@yahoo.com
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To have your own web site doesn't necessarily require you to pay for it. There are free options everywhere which let you create, store, and publish your web site - entirely FREE. The provider will create a sub-domain specifically as your identification. It may look similar to www.provider/yourname.com and/or //yourname.provider.com. The provider will allocate some space for you as well as control panel so that you will be able to manage your web site.\n\nAdvantage: \n- Free of course!\n- A perfect start for beginner to learn about web development\n\nDisadvantage: \n- Sounds not professional\n- Visitors/friends will know automatically that your site is a free hosting\n- Bombarded with advertisements. (...and lots of it!)\n- Limited expandability\n\nHowever, since you are asking for a specific domain name that needs modification of TLD database (managed by ICANN), you have to pay for it. Some even offer for free (a trick though). Worry not. The domain fee won't hurt your wallet. The fee range from $7-$30/year these days - how much is that going to hurt you?\n\nAdvantage: \n- That unique name belongs to you (ONLY YOU!), \n- Can be transferable shall you wish to subscribe to paid hosting\n- Sounds more professional\n- Fully expandable. You manage your web site\n\nDisadvantage: \n- Need to pay of course!\n\nWhat about hosting? The same goes as above but I do find somewhere in the search engines where you can lease the hosting space for $0.50/month!! An excellent choice for beginners.
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I am afraid that your two part question has an easy answer and a hard one.\n\nIn order to set up a web page you need three things:\n\n- HTML coding to determine what information is on your webpage and what it looks like.\n- A "Web Host" to take those files and place them on a "web server" that is accessable to the internet.\n- A URL to tell the world how to get to your newly set up server.\n\nThe HTML coding piece can be done many different ways.  You can choose to purchase or download a free editing application that will let you design your own page from scratch or from some pre-designed templates that come with the software.  Some of the more popular examples of these programs are Microsoft FrontPage and Macromedia (now Adobe) Dreamweaver.  Using these tools does take some learning curve, but as a rule they are not difficult to master.\n\nAn alternative to using software is to utilize a service like Yahoo or NetFirms who offer "Fill in the blank" web design.  These providers allow you to pick a look and feel and simply fill in the boxes as to what information you want to provide.  Often the come bundled with a hosting package and URL which we are about to discuss.\n\nThe second step is to select a webhost.  A Google or Yahoo search on web host will yield hundred of results.  It is best to look for a provider that has been around for some time, has a recognizable brand name and easy access to quality customer support.  A web host will typically charge you a monthly fee ranging anywhere from $8-$800 dollars a month for your site based on complexity and number of visitors (bandwidth) you use up.\n\nFinally you need to obtain a URL (Uniform Resource Locator).  A URL is your address on the internet and tells people how to find you.  Typcially you can purchase a custom URL for use (ie - Mywonderfullwebsite.com) or you can use a longer name with your hosting provider (ie - www.webhostingcompany.com/mywonderfullwebsite).  If you want people to visit your site you should try to pick a URL that is short and easy to remember.\n\nMany web providers bundle all the above items into a single package and remove the complexity from the process for you.\n\nFinally you ask how to get people to look at it ?  That comes down to marketing.  Get the word out by contact webmasters of simmilar sites and asking them to link to your site, visit the major search engines and find the "submit" link where you can enter in your new URL for their review, or start reading up on any of the many many books / websites dedicated to search engines and internet marketing.\n\nGood Luck !
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Start a website seems to be the easiest thing. It won't cost you much and will put your work out there. With the right amount of promotion ... hey who knows.\nI design websites myself, but I'm quite busy right now, but if you search the web I'm sure you'll find someone to do it for you for the right price.
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You can mail me I am a web designer.\nIf you want a simple web site I will make it.\nYes for free\n\nshinsaz@yahoo.com
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It depends on what you want.\n\nyou can get a free site at geocities\n\nor you can pay as little as $2.00USD per month\n\nand if you want your own domain, the average .com is about $8.00 USD\n\nOh, and list it in as many search engines as possible, and exchange links with other websites.
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First off, it is important to do some research when developing your pricing.  Take a little time to find out what other websites like your are charging (you can normally do this by contacting the webmaster, or if there is an 'advertyise with us' link, it should give you rates, this way you have a foundation as to what may run on the high side or the low side.  Secondly, it is important to understand HOW your competiton is charging their advertisers.  The usual and most affordable way to do this is by charging per  impression (which basically means, everytime a user clicks on the link, they will be charged) for a set time.  Many sites also use a initial posting fee (a base cost)  and set a certain limit to an advertiser's time (ie, 30 days, 60 days etc) as well as production costs if you are doing the graphic design for them too (but its best to leave that to the professionals, or prehaps have a freelance Graphis Design Artsist in case you need someone to help you).  This should help you out.
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Depends on where you are planning to work and how much experience.  But i think it's between $10-15/hour.  It's a good starting place but if you can work you're way to a designer (through experience or classes) then you'll be making a lot more.
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I run a Graphic Design Company who design and build websites, they range in price from £500 upwards. What sort of site are you after?
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I just search in yahoo , i found ww.shayona.biz  website first and in this website some basic information about website design and packages, but i dont know their rate? if you really want ask them and search other website from yahoo and google
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You can go to ebay help, also I know a pretty good webdesigner as well. You might can check this out too, well thats if you dont have A website..\n\nhttp://www.blueplanetwebdesign.com/\n\nHe does great designs in all catagories. Fair prices too. I have used this man before in building my website... websites are really great for getting your bussiness out and he does host and does adverts as well.
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Wow, may I suggest consultation with discloser with whoever and make a plan, it is not cheap nor easy to setup a high end site.  Hardware expenses, software, payroll, marketing, design, implementation.  It is possible, I suggest CONSULTATION first\n\nHogan Courrier
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Hi,\n\nIf you don't mind, could you please email us the project details, so that, we can also quote for a fair (and low) price?\n\nWe are the global provider of web, media, e-business and telecom solutions, since 1996, and have designed and developed over 350+ web sites, including some very big internet portals, large e-commerce sites and Flash based web sites.\n\nYou can contact us at 'contact at w2n dot net' any time, for more details, or to get a list of our past projects, and then decide yourself.\n\nBy the way, if you will choose us, you will get everything needed. Domain, Hosting, Designing, Development, SEO, Other Promotions, SSL Products, Marketing, and many other services.\n\n** You can search for 'rozaleenda' (without quote) in Google, and see the results yourself. **\n\n:-)
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well my name is maneesh..we do web designing and web hosting at a very cheap and affordable price...and with very high quality.....\n\nyou can visit our website www.webactually.net for more details\n\nif u want to ask me further regarding this...u can mail me to maneesh@webactually.net\n\nNote:- you will not find better price than we offer..\nSource(s):\n\nwww.webactually.net
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Without much detail on what you want, I can only give you a general idea of what you'll pay.  That said, you'll probably pay anywhere from $250-$1200.\n\nSome firms will charge you per page with the home page being the most expensive (because the layout design is usually included in this). Recently, I've seen some firms charge as much as $100-150 for each additional page.\n\nPersonally, I wouldn't go that route since each additional page usually doesn't require that much work.