If you already have your own webpage, know what adomain is, have a hosting account, understand basics of webpage setup, web design ... then you're not a true non-techie and this message isn't for you.

Otherwise, regardless of how illiterate (or SCARED)you may be when it comes to computers, I know you could create YOUR OWN webpage (on whatever topic you want) by just following conversationally explained, non-tech jargon, step by step instructions and screenshots. (Especially since, as you'll learn, this stuff's not hard at all).
... the 67 page report called"7 Minute Websites" provides those instructions.

This is a report that doesn't try to make you into a computer expert, it doesn't try to teach you advanced online marketing strategies.This report only does ONE thing (but it does it very well): it takes a beginner who doesn't even know what a domain is and doesn't have their own site, to having a live webpage within the hour... and once they've done it a couple of times, yes it
becomes a 7 minute job (or less!).

The report explains what a domain name is, what to look for when registering one, why you need one,how much they cost, where to grab one. It then moves into what hosting is, why you need it (the great analogies makes all this even simpler!), what to
look for, where to grab one, how to get it setup for you, etc.

The book then moves into the DNS setup (again, what it is, what steps to take to make the change) ...then onto webpage creation and uploading,And the entire way, there are screenshots, tech support email addresses, toll-free support numbers
(you'll never need these) and very dummy-esque details that explain precisely what the next step is.

The idea of "7 Minute Websites" is to be able to hand this quick read to your grand-mother and have her be able to set up her own website live and ready in under an hour.(Yes, the process takes about 7 minutes from step 1 to the end ... but NOT the first time around. To read the report and follow along will take a little longer but you'll be live within the hour WITHOUT pulling your hair out or paying high fees for someone else to do all this for you).

The cost of hiring a computer geek to do this for you?

The cost of buying expensive hosting? $10 - $30 MORE per month then you should be paying (over a year that
can be a $100 - $300 mistake).

The cost in terms of time and frustration of trying to figure this out on your own OR fighting to get tech support to answer your questions? I'll let you figure that one out.

The cost of "7 Minute Websites"?

$7