While I recommend WordPress for most people, the fact is that may not be the best choice for everyone. For example, if your goal is to sell physical products online, you may prefer Shopify
Below is a more detailed breakdown of the options available to you.
WordPress — The world’s most popular site-builder
Squarespace — Breathtaking imagery
Shopify — The ultimate online store builder
Wix — Simple and easy-to-use
Weebly — Affordable and easy to set up
Which one is right for you?
OK, let's do a quick recap to decide which website builder is right for you.
WordPress
Excellent option for bloggers and people looking to grow their business because of the fantastic features and the flexibility of the platform — you can customize it so many ways and even turn your site into a solid e-commerce destination with plugins such as WooCommerce.
Squarespace
Perfect for online businesses who rely on imagery — graphic artists, photographers, culinary experts, etc. — because of the modern style. Designed to showcase your products and services. Also, because of the drag-and-drop editor, it’s a great solution for creative types who want to avoid hassling with coding or customizations.
Shopify
The top solution for online stores because of their robust platform that handles every facet of e-commerce: you’ll have control over invoices, coupon codes, inventory, and customer interactions at your fingertips.
Wix
Great choice for the novice who wants to quickly create a website and doesn’t want to worry about future modifications. Their dragand-drop site-building platform is superior to even Weebly, which makes the design process very intuitive. Once you make it, however, you’re stuck.
Weebly
Great option for the beginner who wants to create a website for their online business as fast as possible and wants flexibility in the future for customizations WITHOUT spending a lot of money.
I've thrown a lot at you. If you want, I can give you a printable PDF of all the tools listed above that you can always refer back to. This guide will help you from your first $1,000, to $10,000, to $100,000 even $1 million and beyond.
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