How Can I Get A Free Website To Organize My Cards?

[Dice-K Collector]

I want to put my cards on a website... organizing them by year (with indivdual sections in the years, like inserts, autos, etc.) How can I do this? I also want the ability to put scans!


THanks in advance!

 

[Superfractor]

You can try a free website creator, or simply use Photobucket: with sub-folders, you can do exactly what you described.

 

[Dice-K Collector]

You can try a free website creator, or simply use Photobucket: with sub-folders, you can do exactly what you described.

I want it all on one page though. What are some good free website creators?

 

[ffgameman]

You can try a free website creator, or simply use Photobucket: with sub-folders, you can do exactly what you described.

I want it all on one page though. What are some good free website creators?

webs.com, although I've ran into trouble with formatting.

A better bet might be Microsoft Excel. If you know how to use the program, you organize based on a variety of factors.

 

[P_Manning 18]

This is what I use.

 

[TGutta]

I use webs.com and I think it does the job. Here's a link to my site if you want to take a look and see if this is what you are wanting.

http://www.tgutta.webs.com/

 

[Card Magnet]

Do you have Microsoft Office with either Frontpage or Expression? You can do it from scratch so that you can make it look how you want it, and it's fairly easy once you get going. It's no harder than making a Word document. That's how I did my website. Then you just upload it online to your site.

I'd suggest getting your own domain name from GoDaddy. You can get a .info for about $2/year, so you could have www.DiceKCollector.info for less than a cup of coffee.

 

[oiccup41]

This is what I use.

One of my favorite things to send to people!

 

[Dice-K Collector]

Do you have Microsoft Office with either Frontpage or Expression? You can do it from scratch so that you can make it look how you want it, and it's fairly easy once you get going. It's no harder than making a Word document. That's how I did my website. Then you just upload it online to your site.

I'd suggest getting your own domain name from GoDaddy. You can get a .info for about $2/year, so you could have http://www.DiceKCollector.info for less than a cup of coffee.

Do they accept paypal?

 

[Card Magnet]

http://www.DiceKCollector.info[/url] for less than a cup of coffee.

Do they accept paypal?[/quote:1vefxqmu]
Yes, they do.

http://www.godaddy.com/

If you decide to go with them and need any help getting the account set up, feel free to shoot me a PM. I'd be happy to help if I can.

 

[Dice-K Collector]

http://www.DiceKCollector.info[/url] for less than a cup of coffee.

Do they accept paypal?[/quote:1kafjcdh]
Yes, they do.

http://www.godaddy.com/

If you decide to go with them and need any help getting the account set up, feel free to shoot me a PM. I'd be happy to help if I can.[/quote:1kafjcdh]

Thanks! Ill do that when I get home.

 

[bcon2221]

you could try www.zistle.com i heard alot of people use it

 

[stopthetrain]

you could try http://www.zistle.com i heard alot of people use it

Zistle is a cool concept, but if you are planning to send or post the link to your collection, be aware that only logged-in registered users can view it. Dealbreaker IMO.

 

[TBTwinsFan]

You could take a web design class :shock:

I am kidding.

I use freewebs (or whatever freewebs turned into). I never update it.

I don't think I did anything to it in about a year so I need to do an overhaul. Some of the stuff I put on the front page made me laugh at how serious I took TTM collecting. Anyway, here it is:

http://tbautographs.webs.com/

 

[MOFNY]

I used to use Webs, but then I switched to Weebly. I think it's better. Then you can just buy a domain and link it to your site.

 

[jgro85]

www.weebly.com

 

[zistle_josh]

you could try http://www.zistle.com i heard alot of people use it

Zistle is a cool concept, but if you are planning to send or post the link to your collection, be aware that only logged-in registered users can view it. Dealbreaker IMO.

Thanks for the props on Zistle. I just wanted to let you know that you can link to your collection and anyone can see it, you just can't copy the link directly from the URL when editing your collection. We have it in our Help documentation but it should probably be more prominent.

For example my collection is at: http://www.zistle.com/josh/collections/baseball
My wantlist is at: http://www.zistle.com/josh/wantlist

The formula is your username plus the list type that you want to show. You can also figure it out by going to http://www.zistle.com/josh and then click any of the links in the sidebar and copying those URLs.

Hope that helps!
-= Josh

 

[Card Magnet]

you could try http://www.zistle.com i heard alot of people use it

Zistle is a cool concept, but if you are planning to send or post the link to your collection, be aware that only logged-in registered users can view it. Dealbreaker IMO.

Thanks for the props on Zistle. I just wanted to let you know that you can link to your collection and anyone can see it, you just can't copy the link directly from the URL when editing your collection. We have it in our Help documentation but it should probably be more prominent.

For example my collection is at: http://www.zistle.com/josh/collections/baseball
My wantlist is at: http://www.zistle.com/josh/wantlist

The formula is your username plus the list type that you want to show. You can also figure it out by going to http://www.zistle.com/josh and then click any of the links in the sidebar and copying those URLs.

Hope that helps!
-= Josh

:shock: How have I not heard of your site before. I'm glad you posted in here, because I'm definitely going to check everything out this weekend.