20 Great Free Website Tools

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This document provides 20 tips for improving web services. It recommends platforms for hosting websites like WordPress, tools for adding images and video, tracking statistics and managing social media. It also suggests including hot topics, testing on mobile, using tools like Skype, creating learning environments with infographics, and referencing resources like LibraryThing and search engines. The overall document offers a variety of strategies and technologies for enhancing online content and services.

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20 Great Free Website Tools

1. 20 steps to better web services sarah houghton assistant director, san rafael public library author, librarianinblack.net author, librarianinblack.net author, librarianinblack.net author, librarianinblack.net author, librarianinblack.net

2. we are broke

3. free = useful

4. #1: where to put your websites

5. WordPress

6. Blogger

7. Drupal

8. Squarespace

9. #2: images

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