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Originally posted by Cliphead View PostInteresting. I've been thinking about setting up a site on EC2 but can't quite figure out the costs, any pointers?
Micro instances (fine if the code is decent and you're not getting that many visitors are free for the 1st year with a new account).
Most of the micro instances I use cost me $10 or so a month (windows based spot instances).
I can provide far more gory details if you require but specific questions are easier to answer.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostAs Simon points out, DA is decidedly non-technical
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWHS
Even for a recruitment agent it should be easy to buy a domain name, set up a wordpress image on Amazon cloud, load up a theme and add pages and content and point the domain name to that. Its taken me 45 minutes to set up for my plan B.
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Oh Dear.
What's the big idea!
Fancy telling the potential customer how he can get the job done in the time it takes him to read the Richard Littlejohn column and for the price of a new tie.
There was 10K in the next CUK pissup kitty up for grabs.
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWHS
Even for a recruitment agent it should be easy to buy a domain name, set up a wordpress image on Amazon cloud, load up a theme and add pages and content and point the domain name to that. Its taken me 45 minutes to set up for my plan B.
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Originally posted by eek View PostThe first No10 website cost a lot lot more than that. DDB was responsible for it.
Thinking about it find a wordpress host and hunt a suitable theme. for what you want it will do everything you want and let you update it yourself.
Didn't Jobserve used to give away noddy sites if you bought enough adverts.
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Even for a recruitment agent it should be easy to buy a domain name, set up a wordpress image on Amazon cloud, load up a theme and add pages and content and point the domain name to that. Its taken me 45 minutes to set up for my plan B.
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Originally posted by Durbs View PostSearch Engine Optimisation, be wary of of this as 99% of people who offer you this and guarantee 1st place placement on Google are rip-off merchants. Its the grubby side of the industry but a necessary evil.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostThank you all for your comments and yes I have been quoted now £200 by one of my contractors plus a £400 PC.
Dodgy's temps is about to be relaunched.
Anyone got any client referrals I can cut and paste?
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI want a website that explains what we do. I have done the wording and shelled out £1000 already for the branding. I dont want to sell furniture either. what is an SEO?
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWho's providing the content? If you are paying someone to come up with text that makes you sound reputable, then £10k sounds cheap for the likes of you
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Originally posted by rd409 View PostIt really depends on what you want to do. "I need a website" is the most basic of requirement. Do you want a flash site with lots of animation? or just a plain HTML with lots of tables around.
I am sure you want to do the SEO as the next step, and it really helps in making your first step keeping this in mind, as effective SEO might want to completely redo your whole site. Because this might be a professional site, there might be a lot of work involved and not just doing 4/5 pages. I completely agree with the quote given for what you want to achieve.
You can also have template site for free, but do you really want that?
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