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Printed From: Community Theater Green Room
Category: Theater Administration
Forum Name: Running Your Theater
Forum Discription: General questions about how to make it work
URL: http://www.communitytheater.org/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3611
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Topic: website templates

Posted By: Scott B
Subject: website templates
Date Posted: 11/21/08 at 5:48pm

Does anyone know of any website templates that can be easily maintained by the technically challenged? Not really looking to spend a lot of money.

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Posted By: Debflo
Date Posted: 11/24/08 at 7:10pm

I'm building ours through Wordpress. Its actually very simple for the technially challenged, and you can still use your own domain name (in order words the .wordpress doesn't have to be part of the pate) and its free... Free is good.

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Posted By: RoseColored Gla
Date Posted: 12/02/08 at 10:24am

I use Yahoo small business solutions. Its between 30 and 50 every three months....forget the exact amount, and it depends on your addons. You use your own address, you get TONS of stuff you might never use, and best of all, you can use their own website editor (drag and drop) or you can use your own, such as dreamweaver, frontpage, etc.

check them out at http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com

Dennis

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Dennis Dippary
Artistic Director
Songs for a New World http://rosecoloredglassestheater.com - RoseColored Glasses
May Dionysus smile upon your every performance!

Posted By: Stageref
Date Posted: 12/02/08 at 12:35pm

Wordpress is great. So is Yahoo. Google has a web builder too.

Plus, we'd love to post your shows for free on our community theater database website.

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http://www.stageref.com - Stageref.com
The new, free, on-line social experience of community theater productions and people

Posted By: GracieGarland
Date Posted: 12/04/08 at 10:42pm

Have any of you worked with GoDaddy? Are they worth looking into?

Posted By: imamember
Date Posted: 12/05/08 at 6:30am

I use godaddy for the URL, not for the website. ($9.99/yr)
I like hostgator for the server space ($9.95/mo)
I like Joomla1.5 for the website package (free)