I've been talking myself into having a website for my company and need someone with that expertise to give me some ideas on how to get it going. I'll pay for any billable time, I just need to make it happen. If anybody here can help, let me know.

Thanks!

If you want to build a web site yourself, there is website that is great to work with and anyone with computer knowledge can work it.
www.homestead.com

I am. What are you looking for? What kind of company, etc?

Hey Vette, I'll send a PM with the info.

Thanks!

www.startupmedia.net
specialize in basic (Static) websites and media programs. If you need a site, cards, linecards, mailers, signs, etc.
They do the same thing about a million other companies do, but mention OSO, the Catalina Ski Race or SCOPE and see if you get a discount?

Ask Blake and Brock. Maybe they can actually contribute something to OSO instead of just trying to promote themselves in every thread they post in

For anyone interested, including Blake & Brock, I need a website for my structural engineering company. We need to show photos of previous jobs as well as drawings of the work done to be able to construct it. It will need an about us area and other things like that as well as link to my existing or incorporate a new FTP for sending documents to clients.

Feel free to PM me with any thoughts, and we can talk on the phone from there. It's time I make that next step into the new century!

You need to talk to Bily Long, this guy is kick A** and does a 2nd to none job, he has built 2 of my sites and manages both, as well as make all of my flyers for all my runs and events, email me for his info Theoldboathousedockbar@yahoo

This kid is doing my site right now. He does it professionally for a large developer, but is doing mine freelance. The site can be viewed at http://www.headflush.com/ct_microwave/ but I would caution that there is not much content so all the features are not readily apparent.
[[email protected]]

Call Chris Finnerty in tulsa, he is a Grand Laker as well and is local, he owns Geek Rescue in tulsa.
www.geekrescue.com