Forums: Discussions for entrepreneurs and small business.

Jason,

Yes, Hubspot is awesome.  If you haven`t already, send your site through website grader at http://grader.com.  Whether you are a blog reader or not, I would definitely consider signing up for their Blog feed as well as a few others I`ll mention shortly.  If you don`t currently read blogs, I personally use Google`s Reader which is a great free tool for bringing together all RSS feeds that you may be following.

A couple of other sites to take a look at would be - http://SEOBook.com and http://TheOutsourcingCompany.com

I`d recommend browsing through their sites, but for certain signing up for their RSS Feeds / Blogs.  Both resources, similar to Hubspot, have there services they`d like to sell you.  I personally follow both but have not paid for any service yet.  Even if you don`t though, all three companies offer tons of free resources that should be able to help you out.

Regards, Michael

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Sherry Mirshahi
President
Interview Roadmap

www.InterviewRoadmap.com

I went the non-techy route myself by using Freedback forms (www.freedback.com).  While perhaps not the prettiest form, they make it so easy to design and set up and if I remember, the first one is free.  They also let you determine required fields and have a security captcha.  I use it as an order form and have used them for simple contact forms.

--- Kim Krause Berg



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Kim Krause Berg
Usability Consultant
Cre8pc.com
UsabilityEffect.com
Cre8asiteforums.com
Akesana.com

Hi Sherry - My hosting provider pointed me in the right direction with some free php scripts that he had on my server and then lots of trial and error!  Although this brings up another reason why I should blog about my hosting provider!   http://www.coastlandtech.com/  $35.00/year!!!!!!!!!  I have used Dr. D. for nearly 10 years and I would totally recommend them.  Jason

nice site,
but in top left part of website i see this 
do u need SEO
and change design of left menu