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Craig Sharp <abussi@waverider.co.uk> wrote:

Hi Craig, Hi Gang.

=>Thanks for taking the time to read the message.
No Problem.
=>I am someone who deals with many new users to the internet and I'm 
=>thinking of setting up a Midlands Web site which should be the place 
=>that many midlanders start their virtual journey through cyberspace.

To be honest, I think you'd be wasting your own space without need.
There are already numerous sites that provide starting points and many
of the internet magazine point you in the direction of some of these
sites. - Your best bet is usually to set up your own topic and simply
create links to any other web sites which may be of interest to you or
other people.

=>What do people think ? I think that a safe place for novice users would 
=>be great. Provide them with links of interest, adverts for local 
=>companies with an IT theme such as PC training, hardware, software etc. 
=>It would be a great place to start and also include a search engine for 
=>the more intrepid.

I think you should just go ahead and create your web pages in the way
you choose to. - Cover whatever topic you like. You can always add or
change the links at a later date. I'm forever updating mine. . .

The thing to remember: It's one thing creating the pages, it's another
thing getting people aware of the site and encouraging visitors. The
trick is not how many links you create to other peoples sites, but
trying to persuade them to create links to YOURS! :o)

Wayne.

=>-- 
=>Mr Craig Sharp
=>Director, Abussi Ltd 
=>Providing Internet Consultancy to The Education and Business Sectors
=>Internet : http://www.waverider.co.uk/~abussi

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