In our age, a lot depends on the presentation of the material or product. It is best to do this via the Internet on your sites, since the network is the most popular place where you can meet like-minded people who are ready to buy and sell a product that interests you.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, think over the theme of the site. What will be its target audience. Go to any hosting that provides the ability to create and maintain sites. Finding these hosting sites is easy, just type in any search engine "create a site for free". Register on the site, go to the heading "create your own site" and then follow the instructions that will appear in front of you.
Step 2
It all depends on what exactly you want to get in the end. Information site, news site, portal where you advertise, etc. You can place an online store on it. In general, whatever you want. As you can see, it is quite easy to create your own website.
Step 3
As a result, you will get a site of 2-3 sublevels (not ivanov.ru, but ivanov.domen.ru). You will be provided with a free site, a control password and graphical diagrams to it (that is, how it will look). Fill it with interesting content to attract visitors. But here you need to know, at least a little, the HTML language in order to present information in the right places and not spoil the design of the dedicated site. Subsequently, you can buy your domain and transfer the site to it.
Step 4
If you do not want or do not know how to fill your site with information and materials, then on sites providing "site-building" services, you will be offered ready-made sites filled with materials. They can offer a choice of trading platforms (where people exchange ads about the purchase and sale of something), job search sites (vacancies, resumes), psychological test sites, etc.
Step 5
In this case, you do not have to search for information and materials yourself to fill the site. But then you will have to endure extraneous advertising that "site builders" will place on your site for doing all the work for you.
