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Dallas Texas Internet Lawyer Reveals How to Set Up a Business Website

ACCESSWIRE

How to Set Up a Business Website in 15 Steps or Less

DALLAS, TX / ACCESSWIRE / March 3, 2016 / According to Attorney Young, the guide is based upon his more than 20 years representing Internet businesses as well as being the co-owner of several ecommerce companies.

The guide covers many website topics that are useful for both entrepreneurs setting up their first website and existing website owners looking to improve their sites by taking some simple effective actions. It applies if you only want to sell online or already have a brick-and-mortar business that you want to expand online with a new or improved website.

"Many entrepreneurs have paid tens of thousands of dollars for a website with nothing to show for it," Texas Internet Lawyer Young said. "The Internet is filled with websites that don't make sales because they were built to be slick and flashy instead of to make sales. This guide shows you how to set up a site that converts using mostly free resources and your time"

About Dallas Texas Internet Lawyer

With over 21 years of legal experience, and the author of numerous business law books, Mike is licensed to practice law in Texas and serves as a foreign legal consultant in the Republic of Panama. He is the current President of the Internet Attorneys Association.

Prior to practicing law, Mike earned both a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from S.M.U. School of Law and a Master's Degree in International Law (LL.M.) from Georgetown University Law Center.

You can get your copy of the free business website guide at this link.

Connect with Texas Internet Lawyer Mike Young on LinkedIn at

https://www.linkedin.com/in/internetlawyer

#MikeYoungLaw #TexasInternetLawyer

By Mike Young Texas Internet Lawyer

SOURCE: Law Office of Michael E. Young PLLC via Submit Press Release 123

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