Entry Level Web Designer
Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:09:58 +0000
City: Columbus
We're the #1 ranked SEO and e-commerce company in Central Ohio (go to Google and search for "Columbus SEO", for example).
Business is booming right now, and we need to find an entry level web developer (LAMP) that wants to learn SEO from the best. We don't expect you to be an SEO expert, as we'll make you one. A lot of people claim to have this skill, we're looking for those that know that they don't but want to learn.
You must be able to take a wireframe and build a Wordpress site out of it, so familarity with WordPress is important. We also work with other e-commerce and CMS solutions, so others will be required as well.
You need to be very skilled at HTML, CSS, PHP, etc.
We're a rapidly growing company, and looking for people who want to be part of something truly special. For example, we're remote, so yea, you can work from home, 40 hours per week. Position will be contract to hire as we'd love to bring on the right person who wants to help us get to the next level. Entrepreneurial spririt is great, great listener and willingness to learn is key.
Send resume and rate requirements with your email.
We are considering Central Ohio applicants ONLY, although I'm sure we'll be bombarded with offshore spam. You must be local to Central Ohio and available for periodic meetings in person, despite the work from home nature.
Original Posting
hey guys, i need to know whats the best website hosting for models. i already tried homestead but its not mac compatible…and im using a MACBOOK, and tried blue host…but i didnt like it…its too complicated. so please helllppp!!!
i need:
+paysite
+webcam live
+store
+mac compatible
+ easy to edit
+easy
any suggestions?
I just checked out the BlueHost details, I am an affiliate.
They use Cpanel, the industry standard control panel. If you are not comfortable with that, then chances are very good that you will not be happy with 95% of other hosts either.
You’re probably be in good shape with a $3-$5/ month host that is reliable. They are out there.
This next step will save you money. Find a website that is similar to what you’d like to have. There are lots of entry level web designers that will not charge you much, and will be able to duplicate the site that you do like with some minor modifications.
As a model, I would assume that the most important part of your site will be a single or multiple image galleries. Most servers will have this available as a simple install that any basic designer with half a brain can work with.
I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that you could find a designer to copy a site, change a few images, and give you a quick lesson on how to update things yourself for under $100.
As for the Mac, if the design and maintenance are all done online, it should be compatible. (Some designs are flawed and mess up on different browsers.)
My $0.02
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