Have you ever wanted to get a website for your business, but were worried about the cost and complexity? Worry no longer! There is a cheap, easy solution, explained in "Google Blogger For Small Businesses In 30 Minutes.” 

In just 30 minutes, this book will show you how to set up a static website or blog with its own .com domain for just $10 per year. Whether you own a shop, restaurant, consultancy, professional services firm, or other small business, this book will help your company establish an official online presence. Customers will be able to more easily learn about your business and the products and services it offers, at a cost that's far less than newspaper or Yellow Pages advertising.

"Google Blogger For Small Businesses In 30 Minutes" uses step-by-step instructions and nearly 100 screenshots to show how to leverage Google's Blogger service for your small business. While Blogger is much easier (and much cheaper) to use than hosted WordPress or Drupal websites, there are a lot of options to choose from. This ebook clears away the clutter and identifies exactly what you need to do to get your small business website up and running. 

"Google Blogger For Small Businesses In 30 Minutes" covers the following topics:

* What type of small business website should you build?
* The Five-Minute Website Marketing Framework
* Creating a site and registering a domain
* Choosing a great-looking template (with samples to view!)
* Customizing the site’s appearance
* Creating homepage content
* Adding photos, videos, and maps
* Small business sites on mobile devices
* Choosing the right domain for your business
* Using Google Domains to register a .com domain for your small business
* Case Study: Main Street Treats
* Creating a product page
* Creating a page that links to a business Twitter account
* Small business blogs

"Google Blogger For Small Businesses In 30 Minutes" is an In 30 Minutes guide. Other books in the series include "Dropbox In 30 Minutes,” "Google Drive And Docs In 30 Minutes", and "Excel Basics In 30 Minutes.”