Setting up a paid website is a bit harder and of course it cost. So to do this the first thing we need to do is select a domain name.
Go to 1and1 for this or GoDaddy or whomever you like and trust. But those two are very good... ($2.99-$6.99 for first year) Second step is to get hosting service. You can get this from me directly or you can find your own vendor. Hostgator, and Bluehost are two off the top of my head that I really like and use. ($4.75 -$24.95 per month depending on plan selected) When these two are set up, you simply have to set up the website by the files.
If you have no experience with this, don't worry, it is not as hard as it may seem. You can pick a template or have a custom design. From here we have a website done. I do design basic websites so you can inquire about having my staff do this if you wish; but I think you can handle this all by yourself, it is simple.
Now again browse web pages of websites that are in your niche or would be competitors and copycat their look, feel, and lingo and you are ready to go. Now we should have a free site and a paid site and we'll work on how to make them work hand-in-hand. Keep it simple, Mad Simple...
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