Yahoo offers free hosting to small businesses
Posted by malebolgia on 13 April 2005 - 14:57 · 5 comments & 1238 views
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#1 Posted by f00kie on 13 Apr 2005 - 15:05
- Hmm, anyone have a link to the sign up page?
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#2 Posted by bangbang023 on 13 Apr 2005 - 15:51
- Very smart move on their part. Many small businesses around my area would never buy something like this, but, if they are enticed for free and business increases, then they are much much more likely to want more and would be willing to pay for it
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#3 Posted by daz- on 13 Apr 2005 - 21:02
- they host 5 pages, and a few small images... nothing to get too excited about
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#4 Posted by TheSarge on 14 Apr 2005 - 06:34
- Yahoo? No thank you. I wouldn't touch a offer from Yahoo with a ten foot clown pole.
The Internet company on Wednesday introduced a new service that lets any small business sign up for a free Web page to appear in Yahoo's local directory. The move will help otherwise unwired small businesses come online, said Paul Levine, Yahoo's general manager of local services, as well as help consumers find more local information.
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