I need to get a logo for my website but too cheap to to pay someone to make it for me is there and free sites?
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The problem with free sites is that free usually means free only if it's for non-commercial purposes, otherwise you have to shell out some money.\n\nYou can do your own logo as long as you have your own photoshop/paint type software.  Think of some of the more famous logos - nothing more than a shape and the company name or letters.  Give it a try :-)
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Ok, you have a few options. But before I give a few of them, here's a tiny bit of advice: The REALLY better ones aren't free. In fact, they tend to be expensive. The best ones are software houses like IBM hand-crafting the website for you, using their skill and expertise. Very few companies will give you that for free.\n\nSo, we're left with some free ones, which are all going to be very similar to each other. You've already listed a few, and other answers will give more, but if you look to your computer you might find a couple more.\n\nMicrosoft Office, OpenOffice (or StarOffice), Word Perfect and a fair few word processors will be able to save or export to an HTML file these days. The beauty is you can design it better using software you know, then export it. If nothing else, this allows you to see how something is done, like a table inside a table or alignments.\n\nIf you go for an online source, the chances are they will use a template, allowing you to add text and some predefined styling, but that's all. Others can add some components in, but you will be limited.\n\n\nWhat you need is a really cool, perfectly designed site. So where to go? Somewhere without a designer in sight.\n\nGo to a website you consider really well made. Doesn't matter on content. Just look how they designed it. The spaceous page. The one or two fonts. Nice headings. See how they structure it. No HTML, coding or designing. Just admiring and taking notes.\n\nNow, recreate it using the software you picked. Don't lift anything from the site you saw, create it all from scratch or use royalty-free clipart, or images you have permission to use.\n\nThe secret to a REALLY great website is not necessarily what software is used to create it, as it all produces HTML. The secret is to know what looks good and aiming for it.\n\nGood luck.
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I am the webmaster of Incline Site Design: http://www.InclineSiteDesign.com and I believe we may be able to help you with your web design needs.\nWith most of our web design packages under $100, we are perfect for anyone on a tight budget.\n\nDepending on how many pages that you would need, we might be able to design it for under $50\n\nPlease email me at: Info@InclineSiteDesign.com for more information.\n \nCaleb Ramp,\n \nWebmaster of Incline Site Design
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You can get it at the link below, but it is not free. Makes sense, since it takes time to create fonts, so some makers want to get paid. On the other hand, the site below lets you look at similar fonts and some are cheaper or free.
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I would  check out http://www.freewebs.com they are what I use and they are great.  Any graphic on the internet if you see it and like it you can Right click on it and choose SAVE IMAGE and then add that image to your web site.\n\nAlso other good tools for you at\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/year2006/freesoftware.htm
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Ask other sites to swap small icons or links to each other.\n\nYou can list your site on many engines for no charge, just takes a few minutes for each.\n\nMake up meta tags in your web pages so search engines find your site and put it into search engines.\n\nBanner swapping works along w/ the icon and links.\n\nOffer you web service for no charge in turn for free advertising.\n\nGet free biz cards from vista print and pass them out every where you go.\n\nTry to link your site to flea-bay (ebay), amazon, marketplace, etc.  Buy a 99 cent auction or what not just to get attention to your products or service.\n\nFind blogs that fit your market and get involved in them, sign them with your dot com, make up a profile w/ company info in it, respond to as many blogs as you can.\n\nMake up company profile on aol, yahoo, geocities and check any areas that allow you to talk, blog, chat, advertise, etc.\n\nMake up a dummy web site that does nothing but talk about yours, your make it a blog site for your market that links to your site, make it a bulliten board.\n\nJust sit back and get creative.
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No its not free. They is a fee to pay the State in which its established, check with the Division of Corporations of your State. In Florida the website for these things is very good. You can probably in your state too, go online and seach if someone is already using the name... also you may want to register a logo or color/design scheme, etc... I like the idea of registering a .com with that exact name. Thats what I did with my business you may want to form an INC. or LLC or other protective sheild in the event that you screw someone up and they sue you... I guess that would help keep your liability lower or something. Best to check with a Patent, Trademark Lawyer and have it done by a pro. You don't want someone (like me) snagging your name and making things harder for you to be unique in your industry. I have had others tag onto my business names by little thing like adding an "S" or reversing the words, etc... The way I see it... I'm ALWAYS on the first page of modt search engines for the keywords that I want searched, if not TOP first on the list, Im always on the first page.
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www.photobucket.com is a good free image host, and it gives you the image url... you just have to write out the <img src=""> part
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Lot of free to use templates, both css and non css\nhttp://www.oswd.org
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Check these sites and register there www.rentacoder.com,www.getafreelancer.com,also try to go to webdesigning room in yahoo chat and ask if anyoone needs freelnace programmers Might be luck can hit u like i had
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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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WWW.PRINTFREE.COM\nSome are nice, but alot of them are cheesy. But hey it's free!!!!
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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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you may purchase ready-made website from non-unique templates ($30-$100 and up) on templatemontster or order unique design/website on elance or getfreelance like website for $100 - $500
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there are special websites like Freewebs.com that allow you to do that try that if in dosent work search for other website making sites
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i am a designer..but i am not going to do it for free..10bucks n i will do it for u.
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Sure any free website would or any website that you pay say 5 bucks a month. It ussaly gives you a detailed explanation of how to do along with using the site to build your website. Try www.tripod.com. I used that a while back and it worked well. Good Luck!