Jimdo wants to help build your small business website
The new wave of startups offering free, simple website-building tools seems to be perfect for folks who want to build a personal site for fun — after all, their main selling point is ease-of-use, rather than an extensive list of features. But small, non-techie businesses are using these tools too, and now, Jimdo is launching a version aimed specifically at that audience.
The Hamburg, Germany-based company already offers a pro account for $5 per month; the… Continue Reading
Roundup: Rumors of Valueclick purchase, MochiAds, and more
1) We’re hearing rumors that AOL and News Corp. were looking to acquire ValueClick
2) TubeMogul to sell online video analytics
3) German Facebook-clone investors back again
4) Facebook settles New York child-safety probe
5) Mochi Media launches MochiAds for casual games
6) Google, Microsoft and Yahoo all reportedly courting Facebook
7) AdMob poaches Google engineer
California adds a further $125M to clean transport
9) San Francisco’s New Resource Bank receives $10M kick-start
We’re hearing rumors that AOL and News Corp. were looking to… Continue Reading
Jimdo lets you create a website, or clone someone else’s
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Germany’s Jimdo is one of a growing number of do-it-yourself website creation tools, but its combination of simplicity and flexibility separate it from the pack. As of today, people versed in basic HTML and CSS can use Jimdo to “borrow” the design of any site that suits their fancies.
This is a competitive space, and Jimdo competitors Weebly, SiteKreator and Synthasite all have their strengths. Weebly is dead simple, and anyone can use it to get… Continue Reading