SocialGO offers website solutions for organizations and charities where setting up a community and raising awareness of a particular cause is simple and gets the word out.
LONDON, ENGLAND, August 14, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- SocialGO increases its range of website solutions across various types of businesses. Members can create a website easily, but also have one made with a custom look and feel and more importantly, an easy integration with social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, use of a readily accessible blog and forum, and the ability to form one's own private community of members.
Offerings like these aim to give the advantage over third parties that will help build a website for a low flat fee, but often do not provide more than just a basic website itself, with templates and structure that goes out of date fast. For a more lasting and evolving design, look and feel though, one needs a platform that is more connected with the social elements that power today's web.
One trend that SocialGO noticed was that several of its premium based member sites were that of organizations and charity websites, where setting up a community and raising awareness of a particular cause was simple to set up and easy to get the word out with an easily customizable and search engine friendly website build. Features also include image and video integration, easy one click blogging and media streaming.
For new users, SocialGO is currently offering a free trial to all new accounts, and there is also a "website design and build" package where the team at SocialGO will help you build the site too. From expats abroad to religious communities, political campaigns to fan sites, the range of networks available on SocialGO is huge. And to help get the word out, SocialGO offers up to $100 in AdWords vouchers to all new sites too, so that you can hit the ground running.
So what does a SocialGO site look like? Browse through the SocialGO Blog and main site to view various examples of users that have been making the most from this platform.
