I think that is a decent price to pay for all of that as long as it can all be fit into one sole class.

I think so. That price is reasonable and the class could be very helpful. It would be worth the cost if someone was serious about their company.

Yes i think so. especially those who are bad with computers or just want someone else to do it

I think many would take the opportunity. That is a great price for the information and help provided.

I think so. Since $49 is not really that much, also most new business owners have little understanding on domain and web hosting.

i think this is a great deal. this is something that can take someone HOURS to try to figure out on their own. I think people would pay for this service.

The price does not seem bad to me. Though these type of things are often scams. You would have to put something in place to ensure that it does not come off as such

Absolutely. This is a fantastic price. There is a lot of information offered in this class that is very confusing for new users. Wordpress itself can be a nightmare to use (however templates help). The fact that the domain and hosting is paid for by the student is also very helpful.

One hour? No. 3 at least for that money

I don't think this business model would work, especially since people would not be happy once they learn the cost of domain hosting

I think that they would pay for this. The cost is reasonable, the class is small, and the topics covered seem useful.

I'd say they would, $49 is a pretty cheap price to set everything up

Yes, if I didn't already have my web presence and I was interested in doing it and maintaining it myself rather than pay someone else to do it I would certainly take this class.

Perhaps, though I think they would do it more for the experience and the opinions of the teacher rather than for the domain itself.

Yes, this will be helpful for those small businesses that need this lessons.

I think they would. Especially small business owners who not as tech savvy. Especially because I feel like starting a website can be very daunting, but its also a very valuable tool for a business. Its also easier for people to learn from someone in person. Especially tech stuff. Trying to learn tech stuff by a website can be hard.

I don't think so . There are so many advertised sites for setting up web hosting etc. , that I cannot see small business owners doing this

Yes I think so - definitely if it's a small business owner with not technology or web design background or experience.

I think that they would. $49 is a very good price for just getting started. Using a professional to do your web and domain can run hundreds if not thousands of dollars. I think this also would help a lot of people who have wanted a site but had no idea how to go about it.

No that is something you can look up and do it all yourself for free.

Yes, this sounds like a very good deal for the people who would need these services. I would be interested in signing up.

I think they really would. Small businesses often need help to make a presence online

in website hosting is secure to host all website if you not secure to host hackers can easily attack.

That would be a great course and think $49 is a fair price for many small business owners. Many will want to be able to controlt this aspect of their company and this is a great way to do this. Seems like a great deal for many small business owners who may be itching to work on their web presence and this could be the perfect avenue to do this.

I think so, a lot of small businesses are ether outdated mentally or just don't know how to do it. This would help every business that doesn't have online presence without being forced to pay monthly to a person who handles these things.

they might, if they don't have those skills already

I think that a $49 fee for a 1-hour class on how to set-up a website is a good deal, and an appealing option for small business owners & new entrepreneurs who need assistance in this avenue. I would say, I think the class would be more appealing if post-class support was offered. Maybe a private group chat or something.

I really think they would. Not all small business are tech savvy and having someone walk them through the process and it being streamlined would be one less thing they'd have to worry about.

Yes because it sounds like a minor investment that can potentially deliver substantial gains considering the opportunity to expand business across the www.

I think price is reasonable and concepts are relevant. I think most will agree

Yes. I believe that many small business owners realyy want to set up their domain, but lack the skills and knowledge to do so.

Yes, as a small business owner I definitely pay for a 1 hour class with 4 workers to do that. So many times, if you don't do it on a daily basis you don't know what to do, but it can be taught and would be very beneficial for companies to help them save money in the long run.

I think $49 is reasonable. Those that need the help would need to know the costs of domain and hosting so that they know the entire cost of their time. I for example would have no clue what I was getting into.

Yes, this class offers expertise on such a complex yet needed topic at such a great price. The groups are also small and personalized enough to where each student will receive personalized help.

No. What's the point of that? You should do it online

Oh yeah, that's a great price for a nice start to online access. It some like and personalizable.

I think that a few people may be willing to pay that amount for the class, but the number would be very small. The tasks that are listed as being covered in the class are actually quite straightforward. It would be relatively easy for people who have a basic understanding of the internet to accomplish those tasks on their own. That said, the person offering the class might get more people to sign up if the cost was lower - perhaps $15 to $20 per person for the small, 4 student group.

Yes, that is an awesome price for the help they would get. It can be so confusing to know how to best set up this stuff by yourself.

YES I SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD VALUE FOR THE MONEY

Yes, I feel this is a reasonable cost given the potential upside in gaining an online presence. This could mean increased business opportunities and another channel to marketing one's wares.

Yes. I feel that this would be a cost effective way for small business owners to take the first step in owning their small businesses.

I think so. $50 isnt bad for all of that.

In general, no. I think for those technically minded enough and have enough time to spend doing some cursory research, they will be able to take care of these services with little problem. For those without the time and/or technical know how, they will more likely want a service that provides a website with these features and can take care of website maintenance, etc.

I think owners and entrepreneurs who aren't tech savy would pay that price and be happy that they could accomplish all of that in an hour.

Yes, 100%. The fact that it's in-person with just 4 people max in the class means that the business owner would great personal attention. It's a very fair price. Maybe add an option for $99.99 for just you and the teacher.

I would have to say no. I think if they are small businesses owners and entrepreneurs they will be more watchful as to where there funds are spent.

i think so because they could get a lot more business from them

Many would find this all in one package very useful. I know some business owners outsource this for a large fee, or set it up themselves haphazardly. So having these in one small class allows them to see the full picture of online essentials to set up for your business, and also to have everything in the same place. Great idea.

I believe that is a good price for what is offered, and owners/those that are interested in it would pay that to learn face to face in small groups

I think they would if they were unfamiliar with that kind of thing. I think $49 is a really good price and the small class size makes it even more appealing I think.