Ten years ago, social media barely existed and making your own website could cost you hundreds, maybe even thousands, of pounds.
These days, however, with the help of SocialGO, anyone can make a website - with social media features included - for free.
To get started, all you, your business, your organisation or group has to do is think up a name for your site and a preferred web address (whether under the SocialGO domain or via your own website domain). Then it's time to shop for a layout. There are more than 50 pre-made designs to choose from, including simple, no-frills formats to ones with cityscapes and sports themes. For an additional fee, you can add custom design theme made by our Concierge team.
Users with greater programming and web-design knowledge can stray from the listed layouts and make their own websites, or for 99.99 a month, a professional can design, manage and run your site for you.
The Premium Plan, at £16.99 ($5.99) a month, comes with the option of adding widgets like video channels, single- and multi-player games, music and advertising banners. With SocialGO, you can make money for your website not only by hosting advertisements with Google Ad Sense, but also by charging members to join the site, or by offering different membership levels at varying prices. This can be good for generating money for your business or offering valuable information and news to members and customers for a service charge. Charities and organisations can even set up donations through their site, and musicians, artists and companies can set up payment and track inventory of their products.
Other organisations and groups have set up polls, surveys and forums to solicit feedback about how they can better serve their website community. With SocialGO, making a website that's clean, effective and interactive only takes a few strokes of the keyboard.
@willemrt Could you DM us your e-mail so we can send you some info in more than 140 characters? :). 16 May 2012 | 8:40 am
@pastorteesdale ...do you have a number we could call you on, or an e-mail address we can contact you via? DM us if you'd like to.. 16 May 2012 | 8:24 am
