As a newbie on the web you probably don't have a lot of money to get your first site up and running. The good news is that web services today are lower than ever and you can get a site set up and running for about $50. The monthly cost for web hosting is around $6; add in a yearly domain fee of about $10 and you're ready to roll. Is that cheap enough for you??Let's get started...Brainstorm ideas and put them in writing.Outline your websites structure. Don't worry about what your site will look like yet, just get the basic structure down and the overall layout. Once your outline is complete, you'll need to figure out a way to get that information into your computer.Use a professional website template.If you utilize a pre-designed template you can have a professional looking website in a matter of minutes. Templates provide the online graphics and overall look and style of your website.

Purchase and register a domain name.Your ideas are ready and you have adapted them to your professional template, so now it's time to purchase a domain name for your website.Choose a web host.You need to hire a company to host your website. There are hundreds, if not thousands of web hosts available and your job is to sort through them and choose the right company. Upload your website.Now that you have chosen a web host you need to transfer your new webpage’s from your computer to the computer at your web host so they are visible on the internet. While this may seem like a confusing and technical process, it really is quite simple.