Clyde Hollinger wrote: > > List: > > I have been considering setting up a web page. For those who have > already done so, do you now feel it was worth the expense and energy for > you, and is it likely to be worth the time and energy for me? Do you > have any other thoughts, tips or guidance? My work is almost altogether > on-location tuning and repair within a 15-mile radius -- homes, > churches, schools. And it's currently at a reasonably comfortable > level, some months too busy, some on the light side. > > Clyde Hollinger, RPT > Lititz, PA Internet providers charge extra for commercial web sites. For me, it would be $40/month. Sometimes you can be sneaky and make the site look like a personal site, but the providers are cracking down on this. If your comfortable with the income level, don't bother. I'm still struggling, but have not considered the internet. Very few people have looked for me on the 'net. Those that have, use the Yellow Pages on the 'net. I think the web might be ok for someone like Dampchaser or Inventronics, they sell everywhere. Frank Cahill Associate Member N. Va.
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