Is SiteBuilder OK ?

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October 3rd, 2004, 01:51 AM

matthew2582

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Is SiteBuilder OK ?

I am a relative newbie to HTML (but pretty comfortable nonetheless due to other programming backgrounds), a definite newbie to Ecommerce (but pretty well researched-out in SEO) and our goal/platform for our first online presence is a Yahoo Store.

We have done our initial prototyping using Yahoo's Site Builder - which we are very comfortable with - unlike Frontpage which was neither as easy nor, as intuitive (to our eyes or knowledge).

Is there some significant downside to using SiteBuilder which we are not understanding ?

And a second question : we already own the domain name for : worldmarketsrus.com and as we get a 'free' domain name when we sign up for the Yahoo Store - are the keyword strengths of world-markets.com stronger ? (Sorry if I have expressed that inelegantly)

Many thanks

Matthew & Cheryl

October 14th, 2004, 04:31 PM

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Site Builder is ... well ok..
But if you are using a Yahoo! Store, Site builder is only for the Web Hosting part of the site. It has nothing to do with the store.

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