well i made some how…plzzzz send me any new tips for it to make more intersting and tempting…..

By offering basic site building and hosting for free, we can attract a broad audience, and for those who want premium features, their revenue contribution will support the overall service.

So we have this free facility for them.

You can get comletely free service of helping you to build your synthasite web-site as per your instruction.

If you still don’t want it free. Donate to us and we will donate 80% of the amount of donation to worldwide charities and rest 20% will be given to Synthasite.com for saying a Big Thank You To Synthasite People.

I love all of them for providing a very good tool to the humanity. Now try to make a site with synthasite and if you can’t or want more suggestions please contact us.

Thanks

Please contact us at innovativeindia ‘AT’ rediffmail.com

So we have this free facility for them.

You can get comletely free service of helping you to build your synthasite web-site as per your instruction.

If you still don’t want it free. Donate to us and we will donate 80% of the amount of donation to worldwide charities and rest 20% will be given to Synthasite.com for saying a Big Thank You To Synthasite People.

I love all of them for providing a very good tool to the humanity. Now try to make a site with synthasite and if you can’t or want more suggestions please contact us.

Thanks

Please contact us at bjs_india ‘AT’ rediffmail.com

Solution: I prefer to make a spreadsheet before inserting content, with columns listing things such as keywords, descriptions, titles etc, and simply copy and paste the finished content into the fields…….

It’s easier to follow what you’ve put in, gives you a useful record of what you’ve done (eg for SEO comparisons), and generally makes life easier.

So, not a major issue, and if that’s the biggest issue, it’s certainly not a showstopper.

Ian
http://www.hxrooms.co.uk
(Serviced Office & Meeting Venue website, built with Synthasite)

I came across Synthasite by accident, and thought that I’d give it a try……and I’m glad that I did.

I’m just putting the finishing touches to a website I’ve built for some serviced offices: http://www.hxrooms.co.uk

I’ve found synthasite to be really easy to use, and providing that you do some simple site planning, it makes constructing a website a breeze (If like me, you can use image editing software, but aren’t a developer).

Nice features with synthasite:
- choice of website templates (easy to tweak)

- easy to make a blog (complete with hosting – cheaper than wordpress or moveable type)

- makes it easy for inserting meta info (keywords, description, titles)

- dead easy to format text for SEO purposes (ie. selecting H1/ H2/H3 etc, and being able to individually select text size/ colour/ format for these)

- easy to put in Google webmaster code

- option to put new pages into menu items (or leave out, and have additional text links – eg at the footer of pages – handy for SEO)

- as it’s accessible by browser, can log onto do updates/ more work with just an internet connection – no desktop software required)

- lots of useful widgets (this is obviously where they make their money – ‘premium widgets’ obviously generate the company an affiliate fee)

So, to summarise – easy to use, nice clean sites, easy to generate a website/ blog/ both, and well worth a try.

Hope this is useful.

Ian

This company has made it possible for people like me, who are light on programming skills, to build lovely sites easily and quickly. It is possible that competitors offer comparable products, though an article rating them that I read gave Synthasite five stars and others less. Others often have stifling restrictions or require ads.

For me, the deal was sealed when I discovered Synthasite’s outstanding customer support. No company has tolerated so many questions from a relentless question-asker like me so graciously.

As they add features and polish the product they are building a real web 3.0 phenomenon. I think this is going to be a big part of the internet’s future. It is incredibly liberating not to have to wrestle with a programmer to get the design I want.

I am posting links to a couple of my Synthasite sites so that you can verify I am a real person. Obviously I welcome all traffic but since I see self-promoting posts in this thread I want you to know my identity. You can follow links on any site to get to my others if you want the full tour. I’ll start you with my comics:
http://scratchi...synthasite.com/
http://redmenac...synthasite.com/

Recently a young lady who used Synthasite to build a site about teens who self-harm wrote to me. She felt frustrated because “her Synthasite site did not look as good as mine.” I looked at her site and it was a remarkable work for someone who I think is quite young. I recently read a book on self-harm and found her site to be informed and valuable. The devil was in the details: my designer side offered her tips on font choices, colors, balance, etc. that I think will help her shine. Tools like Synthasite can help us all make some shabby-looking sites, but the user community and tutorials are providing remedies. The reason I tell you this is because my sites looked poor at first, but some now look quite nice. Synthasite and similar tools force us to develop our eye as designers and not to indefinitely delegate design to pre-packaged templates. I think this is a good thing.