Heyo! Welcome to the 100 R&B8 show where it's not just about money, it's about building your legacy

with our daily 10 minute business lessons for the real world.

I'm your host, your coach, your teacher Omar Zenhome.

I'm also the co-founder of the $100 MBA, a complete business training and community online.

And today is part two of our two-part lesson choosing a platform to create your website.

In the last episode we talked about WordPress.

Today we're going to be focusing on two other players, Square Space and Rainmaker.

I'm going to talk about why these platforms are great for certain types of businesses and certain types of needs.

So let's jump right into part two of this epic lesson. Let's get down to business. All right, let's move on to another option for a website platform.

The next option is probably the direct opposite of WordPress and that's

square space now a square space is like an all-in-one solution. You don't need to

get your own hosting then install install WordPress, then buy a theme, and all that stuff, right?

So, Squaresters does everything in one package.

They have set templates, and they have built-in blogs and everything and your hosting is

included and you play a monthly fee they have three different plans the lowest plan is

eight dollars a month the middle one is sixteen dollars a month and the

most expensive one is twenty four dollars a month now I would say the eight dollars a month and the most expensive one is 24 dollars a month. Now I would say the

$8 a month plan is really not usable. It's got limited pages and it's not really

great for building a business. I probably go with the professional or the business plan which is $16 a month or $24 a month.

So you just pay this monthly fee, they do the hosting for you, you can use it in one of their templates,

and you could just start building your website. It's a very very easy to build a website with

Square space. It's probably the easiest out there and we highly highly recommend using Square space if you have a service-based business, meaning you're not really

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