Such a nice article written by Mr. Rich Spence as mentioned site. it is like after lot of research an intellectual person describe you too take some idea if you planning to move towards business..
Distressed to learn more than half of Canada's two million businesses don't yet have websites, Google Canada in March introduced an initiative called Get Your Business Online. It offers non-wired entrepreneurs a dot-ca domain name and a hosted website, both free for one year.
In its first three months, more than 7,000 Canadians have claimed their free URLs, and 6,000 have gone on to build websites. Last week, I decided to see what these entrepreneurs are going through.
Now, just because I write on Internet marketing doesn't mean I've actually built my own website. (I've started a few, but like the cobbler hoping to supply shoes to his children, I've never actually finished any.) So I came to this project eager to learn and hoping to be impressed.
Monday at 5 p.m. I decide to try that new program for Canadian businesses who can't afford $15 to buy a dot-ca domain name. I Google it (oh, the irony) and locate gybo.ca. When I click to proceed, I'm abruptly switched to a new site called yola.com. Yola seems to be a South African web-tools company that handles the site building on behalf of GYBO. I wonder why Google couldn't find a Canadian partner
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/internet/Free+business+website+good+sounds/5089562/story.html#ixzz1SHmDCGoQ
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