Best website building site for a small business

[Orale 1,087]

I need to build a basic but attractive website for my small business. Its purpose is just info about the business and some pretty photos, no online sales or anything complex. I used Wix many years ago and thought it was reasonably easy to use. Are there better options out there?

[immamac 42,832]

How much are you wanting to spend? Do you need email? Is there a contact us form you need? 

[thunderlounge 7,813]

2 hours ago, immamac said:

How much are you wanting to spend? Do you need email? Is there a contact us form you need? 

This.

Please don’t use a click and post tool. 
 

Hell, I’ll freelance you whatever you want. Obviously won’t be a free point and click, but will be worth it in the long run. 

[ROFL BOX 6,647]

This.
Please don’t use a click and post tool. 
 
Hell, I’ll freelance you whatever you want. Obviously won’t be a free point and click, but will be worth it in the long run. 

Send me a PM with your contact info.
 
Mine needs changes & I want the ability to add pics without having to hire someone for every addition.

I also want to add a 2nd site for the gutter work (la different domain). The current URL redirects to the Roofing page.

All I really need frim any of them is a digital business card that the Googs picks up in searches + pics of the work. Like the OP, no email or "contact form", simply info that points someone to a phone # & "use this email address" info.

What platform / architecture is your work based on?

[Saint Tacky 1,614]

@thunderlounge@immamac I too need a website (recently decided to become a solo practitioner again rather than retire). I'm not as interested in generating business from the website as my clients have been with me a long time and I'm not trying to garner more of them. 

Priority One Is setting up something with a custom email domain, then I can circle back to creating an actual website. But, my work product and my clients' invoices are piling up because I don't have a professional email address to utilize. Suggestions are welcomed, and I'd gladly pay for your time and a website. Thanks.

[immamac 42,832]

Send me a DM or email rick@surlyhorns.com I'll get you set up. 

[RDCanecutter 26,377]

Here you go.

https://turing.plymouth.edu/~zshen/Webfiles/notes/CS130/PythonExamples/click.html

 

[Updawg 2,266]

[mention=32]thunderlounge[/mention][mention=397]immamac[/mention] I too need a website (recently decided to become a solo practitioner again rather than retire). I'm not as interested in generating business from the website as my clients have been with me a long time and I'm not trying to garner more of them. 
Priority One Is setting up something with a custom email domain, then I can circle back to creating an actual website. But, my work product and my clients' invoices are piling up because I don't have a professional email address to utilize. Suggestions are welcomed, and I'd gladly pay for your time and a website. Thanks.

I’ll give you half a humble brag for this

(Unless you are a ditch digger)

[Saint Tacky 1,614]

12 hours ago, Updawg said:

I’ll give you half a humble brag for this

(Unless you are a ditch digger)

I'm just an old attorney who's tired of dealing with attorneys.

Edited September 13 by Saint Tacky
"old"