From business cards, to brochures, to newspaper ads, to radio, to television ... advertising is essential to a business.

Just as newspaper, radio and television grew over the last 50 years, a new form of advertising has emerged - The Power of the World Wide Web.

The biggest difference is the amount of information and low cost for this new form of advertising.

Take an average newspaper ad of 6" x 6" costing between $45-$200 to run for one day in one newspaper in one city.

Now, take a Web Site that can show all of your services, products, etc. that costs an average of $50-100 per month! That is available 24 a day, seven days per week, 365 days a year! And, it's available to anyone of the millions of people accessing the World Wide Web!

Not only can you advertise on the World Wide Web, now you can expand your market area and sell to customers both near and far.

The Web Site becomes the sales rep, the cashier, the advertisment, the seller ... opening frontiers to small and large businesses that were once closed due to the high cost of national advertising.

National advertisting? Now you can reach out to the entire world!

Include your URL in all of your regular advertising to really show your new and old customers alike what services and products you have to offer.

One simple sentence ... "Visit us at our Web Site at: http://www.yourname.com" and you have just brought them into your business, via the World Wide Web.

Promote your URL with 1000s of Search Engines, Link Exchanges, FFA Links, News groups, Ezines, Targeted Emailings, and more!

Who needs a virtual server?

90% of all businesses need to have a Web Site but don't know anything about the Internet.

These businesses will need to have a server to store their Web Pages on. They could purchase their own server, hire programmers to run their server 24 hours a day seven days a week and spend thousands of dollars a month for high speed lines or they can purchase a virtual server at a fraction of the cost and accomplish the same results.

Their local Internet Service Providers use up most of their bandwidth (the amount of traffic that can flow through any given line or connection) for their dial-up accounts (the account you use to surf the Internet), this is what makes some Web Pages come up very slow on the Internet.

Our servers are dedicated to Web Page storage Only and not to dial-up accounts, which makes for very reliable high speed retrieval of Web Pages.

What is Virtual Server?

First, you must understand what a server is.

A server is a computer with very powerful server software installed and configured properly. The server is connected to the Internet backbone via high speed lines. The server must be configured properly and monitored constantly.

In order to have a Web Site on the Internet, the Web Site must be stored on a server. The cost of a server can be very expensive when you take into consideration the various software packages needed for the server to operate, the monthly cost of the high speed lines and the programmers needed to keep the server up and running 24 hours a day seven days a week.

The hard drive of a server can be divided up into several password protected directories where several different Web Sites can be stored each in their own directories. Each directory has complete and full access to all of the powerful server software and will run virtually the same as if it was the only directory or Web Site on the server.

Thus the name Virtual Server.

We provide very powerful high speed servers connected directly to the Internet backbone with redundant high speed T3 lines. We have a team of UNIX programmers that update and monitor our servers 24 hours a day seven days a week. We offer businesses Virtual Servers (password protected space on our high speed servers) for a fraction of what it would cost them to purchase and maintain their own separate server.

But what server is really right for you?