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| Q: | How can webs-a-gogo offer so many features at no extra cost? |
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We've built and customized a lot of websites. In the process of doing that, we've developed a lot of features which we have included into our proprietary software. Since we don't have to build them from scratch everytime, we can offer them as a package deal with little or no additional cost to us or you!
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| Q: | Does webs-a-gogo offer free websites? |
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No, and neither do any other companies. "FREE" websites are usually connected with some type of advertising (pop-ups, pop-unders, etc) or with a hosting company url name (like "www.hostingcompany.com/yournamegoeshere" for instance). These sites sometimes drive potential visitors/customers AWAY. Our websites are fully loaded, fully functional sites that can be configured for business or personal use. They are inexpensive, but not free and you will NEVER see advertising on them.
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| Q: | How long will it take after I purchase my domain name and website for the public to be able to view it? |
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The official answer is 24 to 48 hours. However, the majority of the time your domain is visible to the public within 12 to 24 hours.
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| Q: | Is my site capable of making money? |
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Yes. Your site comes with a full-featured catalog that let's you offer products or services to the public or to select clientele. Along with your catalog comes a full featured shopping cart which uses PayPal, Authorize.net Merchant Services or Manual processing.
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| Q: | I just got my new domain name. What do I do next? |
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Now you need a website so customers can find out more about you. Select one of our WAG-PAC options where you can deploy any one of many designs, or conatct us about a custom job made just for your needs. Just remember that while we can help you transfer your Domain Name away, you cannot take your Websagogo Module Website. This is because our Sites are our proprietary code designs and are protected under copyright laws. Besides, they would not work on somebody else's web server.
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