I focus on WordPress so often in my posts, but I want everyone who reads this to know that one of the reasons I’m online like this is because of web design software that I bought.
I used to think that building a professional looking website was a specialized skill and very expensive.
I’m not a programmer. I figured if I wanted a shot at it I’d have to learn HTML, PHP, etc. and struggle for months trying to understand complex graphics programs. Because of this, the only online presence I had for years was as a moderator for a free Yahoo group!
Somewhere, somehow I heard about the best website software for beginners (and beyond) - software that helped people create truly professional looking websites easily.
It also:
- optimized the sites for search engines
- had LOTS of attractive, pro looking templates (not just the usual clunky package you get with other programs)
- had a very friendly support forum
- wasn’t expensive.
I figured this was too good to be true. But after some careful research (I am the careful research queen – lol) AND lots of reading on the friendly forum, it was clear that it was true so I bought it:

Best Web Design Software
After watching several video tutorials, I put up a site for a grass roots political party within a few days.
It was amazing to have a tool that allowed me to do that without knowing HTML. I worked with HTML a little bit, but it wasn’t difficult because XSitePro simplified things so much and tutorials told me what to do.
I also invested in

XSite Pro Cheat Sheet
The author, James Schramko, reveals ’secret’ tweaks and techniques that will give your sites an even better edge in the search engines than the default settings in XSite Pro.
James has numerous posts on the XSite Pro forum, and other marketing forums. He has a lot of integrity and brilliance. You’ll see me mention him from time to time.
XSitePro website design software is great for beginners like I was and anyone who wants to put up a professional looking website fairy quickly.
XSitePro has a special focus on SEO and makes it easy to monetize sites with things like Adsense, affiliate links, etc. But if you just want to put up an artsy site it work for that beautifully too.
Is there anything I don’t like about it? I don’t care for most of the free templates it comes with, but I’m fussy and I can edit the templates fairly easily or create my own so that isn’t a big deal.
I recommend XSite Pro and it’s cool companion, XSite Pro Cheat Sheet. They are a beginner’s dream, and beyond. Thank you very much, creators of XSite Pro and James Schramko, for helping me get online in a serious (yet fun) way.
~ Lillea Woodlyns

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