My own server

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Sun, 07 Jul 1996 23:59:47 -0700

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I recently called on a client (more a lead than an actual client) offering
them an ad in the electronic edition of our publications.

These people don=A5t even have a webpage and asked if a dedicated server
would be the right way to enter the WWW. I'm a salesman not a techie so my
question to the list is:

1. When (or why) do you advise a client to get their own server? and how muc=
h
does that cost?

2. Is there an intermediate solution? When is a page (or several pages) thro=
ugh
a local provider not good enough?

Thank you,

Gustavo Morles <gmorles_at_netrus.net>
Editor Electronic Edition, BPG Publishing Group
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