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LinuxPlanet: Web Marketing Your Business With Linux, Part 1

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RR
Rob Reilly
Dec 11, 2003

“‘Look at how important we are, with our super cool web site,
using EIEIO technology. But, since we are so busy, please don’t try
to contact us.’

“That’s the message I get when I see a slick, interactive,
animated web site with never so much as a phone number, contact
name or email address on any of the pages. Sure, there are reasons
to limit the types of information on a personal web site, but for a
business? I always thought the idea of having a business web
presence was to help people find, contact and ultimately buy
products and services from a company. Isn’t that the whole reason
behind marketing?

“Your small to medium business doesn’t have to fall into that
whiz bang, super pricey, ‘turn your customers away’ web site trap.
Using Linux, you can easily build and manage a moderately sized
informative site on your own. And don’t think it has to be dull and
boring, either. It just takes imagination, a little effort, some
organization and a few how-to tips to get started. As your business
grows, so will your web site management experience and web
marketing effectiveness. In this two-part article, I’ll discuss the
basic tools and methods (with an emphasis on the processes) for
putting a business web site on line using Linux tools. Part one
will examine the basics of HTML and composing applications.

“Let’s build…”

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Rob Reilly

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