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Here is an article I read in the LA Times:
Hey, small businesses of California, Google wants to help you build a website.
On Thursday the company launched a program called "California Get Your Business Online" that offers small businesses in the Golden State the opportunity to get a free customizable website, as well as access to in-person training on how to build a successful online business.
Google will spring for the domain name and provide free Web hosting for the first year, then businesses will pay $2 monthly for the domain name and $4.99 monthly for Web hosting.
Not a bad deal.
Google has already rolled out similar programs in other states around the country including North Carolina, Michigan and Georgia, but Google said California is by far the biggest market to have access to the program.
"There is a perception that getting online is hard, that it's expensive and time consuming," said Scott Levitan, Google's director of small business engagement, in a statement. "As a company with roots in California, we want to make it fast, easy and free for any business in the state to get online."
Small businesses in California can go to the California Get Your Business Online website to sign up for the free service. Once they get there, they'll be able to create a URL and choose a website template they can customize as much or as little as they like.
In mid-March Google will host some free training seminars to help business owners learn not only how to build their website, but also secure the domain name, connect with customers, and even venture into micro targeted advertising.
The seminars will be held March 12 and 13 at Siren Studios in West Hollywood. Other seminars will take place in Irvine (March 14), Bakersfield (March 15) and Sacramento (March 16).
According to Google, 97% of Americans turn to the Web for local products and services, but only 38% of small businesses in California are online.
http://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-google-california-small-business-training-
20120301,0,4758223.story
It Seems that Google has teamed up with Intuit for a killer combination of websites online collaborations, Google also offers online publishing tools and website features with it's Blogspot.com and Google Sites service. However with Intuit being a partner opens up alot more possibilities for services and benefits for the small business or a person just wanting to get started on the web as simple and easy as possible.
We are you online and internet concierge service and we look forward to providing you with a virtual customer service experience when you sign up for products and services through our website, our affiliate relationships allow us to make money and provide an extra layer of services and attention that is lacking and missing in most companies today. So thank you for visiting our website and signing up to do business on the web with us and our parteners we look forward to communicating with you soon. Click here to get your very own online website and click here or call us to find out about our virtual customer service and virtual valet services.
Here is an article I read in the LA Times:
Hey, small businesses of California, Google wants to help you build a website.
On Thursday the company launched a program called "California Get Your Business Online" that offers small businesses in the Golden State the opportunity to get a free customizable website, as well as access to in-person training on how to build a successful online business.
Google will spring for the domain name and provide free Web hosting for the first year, then businesses will pay $2 monthly for the domain name and $4.99 monthly for Web hosting.
Not a bad deal.
Google has already rolled out similar programs in other states around the country including North Carolina, Michigan and Georgia, but Google said California is by far the biggest market to have access to the program.
"There is a perception that getting online is hard, that it's expensive and time consuming," said Scott Levitan, Google's director of small business engagement, in a statement. "As a company with roots in California, we want to make it fast, easy and free for any business in the state to get online."
Small businesses in California can go to the California Get Your Business Online website to sign up for the free service. Once they get there, they'll be able to create a URL and choose a website template they can customize as much or as little as they like.
In mid-March Google will host some free training seminars to help business owners learn not only how to build their website, but also secure the domain name, connect with customers, and even venture into micro targeted advertising.
The seminars will be held March 12 and 13 at Siren Studios in West Hollywood. Other seminars will take place in Irvine (March 14), Bakersfield (March 15) and Sacramento (March 16).
According to Google, 97% of Americans turn to the Web for local products and services, but only 38% of small businesses in California are online.
http://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-google-california-small-business-training-
20120301,0,4758223.story
It Seems that Google has teamed up with Intuit for a killer combination of websites online collaborations, Google also offers online publishing tools and website features with it's Blogspot.com and Google Sites service. However with Intuit being a partner opens up alot more possibilities for services and benefits for the small business or a person just wanting to get started on the web as simple and easy as possible.
We are you online and internet concierge service and we look forward to providing you with a virtual customer service experience when you sign up for products and services through our website, our affiliate relationships allow us to make money and provide an extra layer of services and attention that is lacking and missing in most companies today. So thank you for visiting our website and signing up to do business on the web with us and our parteners we look forward to communicating with you soon. Click here to get your very own online website and click here or call us to find out about our virtual customer service and virtual valet services.
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