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You`re welcome Veronika. Seth has a lot of good info - he`s one of the many blogs I subscribe to.

So funny how everything`s connected... I went into Barnes & Noble yesterday afternoon and right in the front there was Seth`s new book about "The Dip" - he`s selling the abridged version for $5 on CD! So, I picked that up and have listened to most of it - I will listen to it again, has some great ideas/thoughts about business. I`d recommend it to anyone.

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Hey moneybully.

On designing your own websites; if you really want to design your own sites, you need to be willing to learn not only what it takes to make a website look good externally, but also internally.  Meaning you really should learn how to code and how to do it well.

Now, for the type of site you want to create, I would definitely go with a CMS.  I have not worked with a whole lot of CMSs, but maybe the other SuNers have some good suggestions.  For aesthetics, I would use a nice looking template for your initial launch and then customize it as you get more familiar with whatever CMS you decide to use.