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I have a thought for you... If you want to display a movie poster, then become an "affiliate" for a company that does have the rights. For example, you can sign up with Amazon.com to become an Affiliate ( https://affiliate-program.amazon.com ), and then they'll give you the Picture and also a...

Midphase/Autica has good customer service!

I'm currently with Midphase/Autica and have been happy. I've got a reseller account with them. They've had really good customer service. They actually answer the telephone and trouble tickets when you need help. The key to getting a "reliable host" is to find one that has good customer...

I agree you need a CMS. Try using iUpdateIt which will allow your client to update the "Featured Meal" highlight box whenever they wish. It'll also allow them to schedule changes throughout the month and have it automatically change for them. Pretty neat. As to the news page, you could use...

I'd recommend doing regular updates but don't kill yourself with it. Checking out your "search words and phrases" and "entry pages" in your site stats will give you an idea of what topics and pages people are finding on your site. Then, you should work on expanding that information. Think...

If it's always going to be the same size you could use an IFrame. Do a search for Iframe code and you'll get some. It's really simple. Another option would be to do a server side include. A little harder, but also very effective.

I'd try something like iUpdateIt or embed a blog feed into the site. With iUpdateIt you'd setup the spaces by adding a small snippet of code into the site (really easy to do) and then they'd be able to login and make changes to that space. With the blog format, they'd update stuff on the blog...

I totally think you should host websites for clients. In my book it gives you so much more control over how things function and are setup. And, your clients will love the fact that you are giving them personalized customer service instead of them having to talk with the endless machine trying to...

I've found you can do this sort of thing in a few ways, but the best I've found is using iUpdateIt. It is a simplified CMS system that allows someone to update a "select" section of a website. Give it a try. Another way to do this is to use a Blog and then "feed" it into a website using...

I personally don't like using a full blown CMS system because it puts me in a box. I like to design my own sites and then embed select functions that my clients want. I'll do something like calendars from Localendar, simplified CMS from iUpdateIt, blogs from Blogger embedded with FeedBurner or...

Here's a few suggestions for you... You could try using something like WordPress or Blogger if they want something that's article driven, and then embed it into a website using Feedburner or a Widgetbox. Or, you might try a simplified CMS system like iUpdateIt that doesn't control the whole...

You should try a simplified CMS system like iUpdateIt. It'll allow you to control what places they can update, doesn't require software like (Contribute) and it has a easy editing tool that practically anyone can use.