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BlogSpot is banned at work, but is this similar to the 'Getting British Business Online' (http://www.gbbo.co.uk/ http://www.gbbo.co.uk/) thing in the UK? Hmmm,
by comm_it 15y ago
BlogSpot is banned at work, but is this similar to the 'Getting British Business Online' (http://www.gbbo.co.uk/ http://www.gbbo.co.uk/) thing in the UK?
Hmmm, I suppose not, as GBBO seems to be a partnership offer. Still, I think more people should be aware of it :)
- freejack 15y agoThis is a global initiative, gybo.us, gybo.ca, etc. Not much new here, although it is a great program.
- jasoncartwright 15y agoThese are all built by my company - http://p.ota.to/work/getting-business-online/ http://p.ota.to/work/getting-business-online/
- BuddhaSource 15y agoYes its same. I wish they had partnered with a better hosting company.
- helipad 15y agoGBBO is very poorly executed though. Google Sites was never intended to be used for external sites, and the sites are both difficult to navigate for the user and difficult to maintain for the company. The only redeeming factor of GBBO was the free .co.uk domain name, but that only saved local businesses around £10.
- comm_it 15y agoYeah I agree the execution could've been much much better. I do think it might've reduced the barrier for getting Mum & Dad's local shop their own website though. As you say, its difficulty to maintain didn't help! The upside is that after 30 days you can transfer your domain name away and use it on your own site hosting, which is exactly what I did.
- freejack 15y agoBy execution, do you mean in terms of what the customer gets out of it?