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May 4:03 am on February 21, 2008 Permalink
Hi! I am sorry, I dont know if this is in the right category but I need to ask you somethng. I want to build a website for my real estate business here in Palawan. I already bought a domain name from godaddy.com. there is somebody here who can design a website for me. I really dont know much about computers or the internet except for the basics. I was wondering if you can help me with the step-by-step procedures on how to have my own website up and running and how to make it come up on the first pages of search engines. thank you
Jozzua 8:20 am on February 25, 2008 Permalink
Hi May, please visit this link for quickly setting up a website and this link for SEO.
I’ll tell you right now though, it’s much easier to just hire someone. It’s not cheap though.
I know web designers and SEO experts charge from 20K pesos to P50K pesos for VERY SIMPLE website work.
Easiest for you is to probably go to a computer shop there and ask someone interested in web sites to help you out.
I hope I answered your questions.