Yola is a great place to get started with your online business. You get to create a free website; fully featured that will have you making money as soon as you get some traffic coming in.
And although it is nice to know HTML, you do not have to know any coding to get started. So if you are considering building a website, but not sure where to begin, Yola is the perfect place to start.
They provide you with free training videos which walk you through each step, and once you are done watching those videos, you can begin to create your website using their free website builder.
You get to choose from over 100 templates to make your site your very own, plus you can upload your own banner, and if you know your HTML, you can even add your own code if you like.
Now when Yola says fully featured, they really do mean fully featured; you can add Google maps, YouTube videos, flickr photos along with other forms to collect information from your visitors. You can also add Google adsense, and a paypal shopping cart to help you to sell your own products. Plus you also get to choose from over 60,000 other widgets to place on your site.
All of the above is free with no banner or pop-up ads. With your free account you are allowed to create up to 5 different websites, with 1GB of storage each.
You can upgrade to a paid hosting should you ever decide to do so, and with a paid hosting account you can create up to 25 sites with 5GB of storage per site.
Why would you ever need 25 websites? Well for one you can go into different markets, or niches; two, you can build one main website and then use the others to link back to the main site. This is called creating back links for your main site; the more back links you have the more traffic you will get from search engines like Google and Yahoo.
Yola gives you the choice of buying your own domain name, or you can get a free subdomain from them. Having your own domain is better, but, if you are not sure of what to do, you can always upgrade later and Yola will simply redirect your old domain to your new domain so that you won't loose any back links or traffic.
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