I was wondering how I could have my own website. I don't mean something like xanga or myspace, but something real...for example, if my name was sara, I would make the URL www.saraswebsite.com (example). It may be too complicated, but if anyone knows how I would really like some advice. Thanks!
Then you'll need hosting, this is the expensive part, usually. You could use free hosting such as what's offered by the sites mentioned by the answerers before me, i'd recommend awardspace.com. It'll do it without ads. You can register a domain, and forward from that domain to your awardspace domain so you don't have to say "my site is blahblah.awardspace.com replacing awardspace.com with your free hosting service of choice. [ Family_Guy's advice column | Ask Family_Guy A Question ]
JillandAmanda answered Sunday July 30 2006, 9:36 pm: alright. to have your name in it it costs like $20. I know a good site that i love! its called hometown.
the url is
www.hometown.aol.com
then go to easy designer.
you can put pictures and basically anything
you want
hope i helped [ JillandAmanda's advice column | Ask JillandAmanda A Question ]
iceicebabie27 answered Saturday July 29 2006, 11:00 pm: Well you may not be able to have ur name in the URL but this is one of the simplest and funnest ways to make a webpage, i know! i made one! The link is www.freewebs.com. It's GREAT and you can uplaod pics and sounds and videos, you can have your own slideshows, games, chat board, anything! polls, quizzes, music anything! its awesome [ iceicebabie27's advice column | Ask iceicebabie27 A Question ]
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