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One of our favorite customers is Stella's Italian Kitchen & Market in Lyme, NH. When we first approached Stella's, Bob & Denby (the owners) were skeptical.

"Don't you have to be a computer geek to make a website? Or spend thousands of dollars?" they asked. Our answers: NO and NO.

Armed with only basic computer skills (MS Word, Gmail, and some digital photograph downloading experience) Bob & Denby dove in.

Simplweb work for many different types of small businesses. Bill & Betsy Warner of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina are a great example of how and why.

Bill and Betsy are partners in South Island Marketing, an internet marketing firm supporting resort-based businesses like water sports, real estate rental firms, golf resorts, and related publications.

In early July, they stumbled onto Simplweb after spending years trying to use lots of expensive software and complicated manuals.

The Sterling Cougars are a volunteer-led youth football league in Northern Virginia. At the team's first organizational meeting in early August 2008, parents were asked who might have the time and skills to build the team its own website. Simplweb veteran Bill E. raised his hand, because he knew he could bang out a basic website for the team in a couple hours work. Offer the practice schedule as a pdf? Check. List the games, dates, and locations? No problem. Map to the practice field? Easy.

Hanover Innovative Payment designs complex electronic payment systems all over the world, but until they tried Simplweb, they couldn't update their own website. 

"The old 'web designer is god' model is impractical for a fast-moving business like ours," said Chris Stowe of HIP. 

The sun-soaked island of Malta sits in the Meditteranean just waiting for adventure travelers. Or so goes the story on Malta Activities, an outdoor recreation guide and marketing site.

Site visitors quickly realize they have many choices for outdoor fun. A stream of action shots greet you on the homepage. Dig deeper, and you'll find an embedded YouTube video of their mobile climbing wall.

Can an all-volunteer nonprofit have a powerful, attractive, and fresh website? Friends of Mount Sunapee thinks so.

One of the first nonprofits to use Simplweb, the Friends of Mount Sunapee (FOMS) began their site by copying over dozens of pages of HTML over from their old website by hand, a laborious task that reaffirmed their appreciation for a dynamic content management system like Simplweb.