jMoore!

I have a couple of hosts because I don't like having all my eggs in one basket, and 1 is a family member who doesn't need or want any more techno-challenged customers :), but my main host has been 1and1.com for over 5 years now.

Wordpress is my blogging software and content management system of choice. I didn't have a clue what I was doing when I discovered Wordpress, but when I went to Google and typed in "Wordpress sucks", I decided it was worth a shot. I've never changed my mind.

Datafeedr: is a site creation tool for product sales without any knowledge of datafeeds and queries. You select categories and products from your approved merchants (use one or all). Once you have set up the "store" the way you want it, you download the file, upload it to your site via the Datafeedr plugin and then play with the layout using the options for configuring the plugin. Highly recommend for someone with a knowledge of Wordpress plugins and a knowledge of how important datafeeds for product sites are to sales conversion. Note: I am not currently using Datafeedr. I can still recommend the ease of use and the huge network list of merchants, but since I'm not using it at the moment, I can't say what sales are like currently.