Will You Get Excited About Xsitepro
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Will You Be Enthusiastic About XSitePro?
Summary:
The answer is: maybe! In early May, I bought XSitePro after weeks of frustration trying to design multiple websites. It was particularly vexing because I used to design sites for clients and myself five years ago but had paused due to other commitments.
Earlier this year, I decided to start another online business and was eager to get my site up and running. That's when the troubles began. While my previous sites weren't top-tier professional, they were unique, user-friendly, and popular.
Using my old HTML editor, FrontPage, I hoped to quickly build a site but realized I'd forgotten much of what I knew. The initial struggle of building a site resurfaced due to my difficulty understanding straightforward instructions.
Despite my efforts, I wasn't making much progress. I decided to try the latest Macromedia package with Dreamweaver. Unfortunately, even with instructions in hand, I was lost. So, I returned to FrontPage, promising myself to try Dreamweaver again later.
A friend introduced me to XSitePro, sparking my curiosity. I soon regretted my investment in Macromedia but felt I couldn’t justify another purchase, so I left the site with a free affiliate link.
The following week, I frequently returned to the XSitePro site, tempted by its possibilities. The $197 price tag seemed more reasonable each time, until I finally realized my overtime earnings could cover it. If it made site design easier, it would be worth it.
The XSitePro Experience:
Once I downloaded XSitePro, I dove into the tutorial, which involved building an opticians site. I was thrilled and relieved to comprehend the tutorial and see my practice site come together perfectly.
Excited to design my site, I explored the available templates. While useful, I found them a bit dull. Thankfully, I discovered several sites offering stunning XSitePro templates at reasonable prices.
For my first project with XSitePro, I created a design expressing my cheerful style much faster than I could with FrontPage or Dreamweaver. Like those builders, XSitePro is a What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) editor. Basic HTML knowledge is beneficial for effective site building, and courses are readily available online.
Time-Saving Features:
Adding Google AdSense ads was incredibly quick. I only needed to enter my AdSense ID once in the software; after that, I could right-click wherever I wanted the ads. I could choose ad sizes and colors to blend with my site seamlessly?"a vast improvement over repeatedly visiting the AdSense site.
Another great feature is the Affiliate Wizard, which lets you add your affiliate links with just a couple of clicks.
Search engine optimization (SEO) is excellent for someone impatient like me. Every time I add an image, I'm prompted to include an alt keyword. Once a page is complete, the SEO page suggests improvements. Whether it's missing alt keywords, insufficient keyword usage, or word count, I can optimize quickly?"a previously confusing chore now simplified.
Changing the site's appearance is easy, with updates applying to every page simultaneously, without dealing with style sheets. Creating pop-ups, redirects, scripts, and more is just a few clicks away.
The Verdict:
Working with XSitePro is a joy, and I'm thrilled I gave in to temptation. It’s easier and faster to use than any other HTML editor I've tried, and I'm consistently happy with the results. While there might be limitations, I haven't encountered any yet.
The only downside is the lackluster templates, but everything else more than compensates for it. While I may not be ecstatic about XSitePro, I'm certainly delighted with my investment.
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