Jesus Orozco asks:
I am looking for a legit way to build a website and start an online thrift store. It should have all the thing I would need to build it. Thanks!
28 Answers -
Shakirah Faleh Lai
July 25, 2012I recommend Blue Voda http://www.bluevoda.com/ you don’t need to know how to code and it’s free.
You should read MUO articles on website builder
http://www.makeuseof.com/tags/website-builder/
Peter Sives
July 25, 20121 & 1 . com or wordpress
ferdinan Sitohang
July 25, 2012Joomla and wordpress will be a good options
Roshin idi
July 25, 2012if you are looking for a paid service that does everything for you try http://flyingcart.com/
Alan Wade
July 25, 2012There are many ‘paid for’ services that will offer you everything from the web address to the site. The type of sites offered these days cover just about everything from forums to stores etc. Have a look at vBulletin that is one of the more popular sites with many plans to choose from plus help in building the site you want.
vBulletin does eshops now? I thought it was forum software
July 25, 2012They do, on request, all types of web sites. Try checking it out!
July 25, 2012Osama Javaid
July 25, 2012yola.com
weebly.com
webs.com
Luke Brannon
July 25, 2012if you do a quick google search it will come up with many “takeaway” website creators that you can simply sign up and design a website for free, then if you want a domain name you pay for that. 1&1 offer there own website builder in their hosting package I believe so might be worth a check.
Âdil Farôôq
July 25, 2012try weebly or wordpress
ghaith elqasem
July 25, 2012you will need a website builder with a shopping cart to sell your products. It all depends on
-will you build the website yourself ? lots of tools available and many are free check your free products from your hosting service or look answers below. it is easy.
-many entities are willing to develop this for you- depends how much are you willing to spend.
Min Shum
July 25, 2012Depends what you are looking for. If you inexperienced in creating webpages, you might want to go with Squarespace.
If you are more advanced and prefer to be in control of each part of the website creation process, use WordPress.
Jose Lopez
July 25, 2012You should definitely checkout Breezi. It’s a website builder that comes complete with Apps that allow you to add images, videos and many more other features to your site. They have recently released a layout builder that allows complete customization of the layout of your site. You can even ad Wazala as an eCommerce feature for your online thrift store. Visit them at http:breezi.com
Good luck!
Gian Singh
July 25, 2012I am a web developer and program websites but many new clients i get either didn’t have websites or were using wordpress or webs.com
Dylan Brendan
July 26, 2012webs.com or webly.com are two great website builders.
Rajaa Chowdhury
July 26, 2012Try http://www.weebly.com. very easy drag and drop designer with all feature support for your purpose.
Sajan Shetty
July 26, 2012You need an hosting provider who takes security seriously.
Buy a dedicated hosting than shared hosting as it is far more safer.
Buy an SSL from your hosting provider.
Register an account for a payment gateway to make transactions.
Contact a web developer or some one well versed with Web Dev and to help you setup an website preferably use a CMS like WordPress as it is easy to update.
Make sure you update the CMS as soon as an update is available and DO NOT use pirated themes or plugins as they might have an backdoor.
UD98
July 27, 2012wordpress
Robert Simmons
July 27, 2012Zoho’s doing websites now, free, easy, integrated with google services.
$39/yr. for pro, $10 extra if you need a new domain.
Charlie Player
July 29, 2012i recommend notepad++ ..use it it to make ur own website..
for any help watch..the new boston tutorilas..its helpful
Nigel
July 31, 2012This company is really taking off – http://www.shopify.com/pricing
Harron Subhani
July 31, 2012http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/build-website-development-software/
Andrew Rossaak
July 31, 2012I have not used it, but friends that have done some homework on this recommend http://www.bigcommerce.com
It is pretty robust and quick to set up, but does have a monthly fee.
There is a 15 day free trial.
Roman Vávra
August 11, 2012or what about this —> http://wix.com ?
its limited to use , paid version is best if you agree to pay
November 28, 2012jrasulev
August 21, 2012http://www.designzzz.com/free-online-website-builders/ there is a short list of top ten online services that will help you with your issue
Arthur Williams
August 24, 2012Hi Jesus:
I’m here looking for some info too…Small world, eh?
I’m not a guru but I’ll share with you a few things I know.
First of all, the fact that you want an ‘ecommerce’ website most likely means that some of the obvious choices (like Weebly, Blinkweb, Poserous, Tumblr, Sidengo. and others) won’t do. That’s due to the fact that an ecommerce site doesn’t cater so much to pure text but moreso to images and descriptive information about the products featured.
But I can tell you that if you Google “free ecommerce software”, “free ecommerce platforms”, “free ecommerce sites”, or “open source ecommerce” you will find a few.
There’s a guy named Sam Baker (I might not be spelling that last name totally correct but it’s pretty close) who has had several courses out about making money with ecommerce. He seems to be pretty credible to you could Google the name.
Depending upon the load (i.e. the quantity of items) you contemplate in your endeavor, you might still be happy with some of the standard type free blogging platforms. And…certainly we can’t leave out the strong possiblity that MUO has some resources yet to be discovered. It’s a great site. I’m a reader too.
Regards,
Art
Benjamin Glass
August 29, 2012Use Weebly. It’s free, has professional features, a drag and drop editor, and the ability to integrate your own domain name (you have to pay for that last one, though). Not only that, but you can theme your website easily.
Vishal Mishra
September 12, 2012weebly and wordpress are good options.
kumar raja
October 18, 2012weebly.com
webs.com
wix.com
otherwise u can make a blog it will be nice
Somaiya Ebrahim
November 23, 2012wix.com has the most beautiful templates and the easiest UI..its kind of slow however..