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Re: just created my first site; feels good to support teache
Posted by R on 11/27/07
A good way to get your site known is to use WebCeo. It is free and will list your site with a few hundred search engines worldwide. Once you are happy with your site, then start using AdSense...once you are on Google's team then they will start showing you off. Throw you site around at forums, post it in your signature, and show it off to people. In time it will grow...you just have to be patient. After two years now I am just now starting to approach 300 hits a day. First time you break a 100 is a delight. You should be aware that if a district such as mine that uses one ISP address will skew your numbers. If 100 kids hit my site in a day it will only show up as one user...one user with a huge bandwidth. For software you should look at buying Dreamweaver. You could get it for $200, but it is worth it and the experience will only help you down the road. DW even has an option to clean- up MS HTML...yea, Word and Publisher make a mess of thing.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- just created my first site; feels good to support teachers, 10/09/07, by Z.
- Re: just created my first site; feels good to support teache, 10/09/07, by Max.
- Re: just created my first site; feels good to support teache, 10/10/07, by Z (even with Microsoft Expression Web or nvu?).
- Re: just created my first site; feels good to support teache, 10/10/07, by Max.
- Re: just created my first site; about the doctype, 10/12/07, by Z (HELP! now my modified images won't show up!).
- Re: just created my first site; about the doctype, 10/12/07, by Max.
- Re: just created my first site; feels good to support teache, 11/27/07, by R.
- Re: to Max (from Publisher to Expression Web), 1/05/08, by Z.
- Re: to Max (from Publisher to Expression Web), 1/05/08, by Max.
- Re: to Max (from Publisher to Expression Web), 1/05/08, by Max.
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