A Content Management System (CMS) is a software system used for content management. Content management systems are deployed primarily for interactive use by a potentially large number of contributors. For example, the software for the website Wikipedia is based on a wiki, which is a particular type of content management system. For the purposes of this page, Content Management means Web Content Management. Other related forms of content management are listed below. More Info    VIEW SAMPLE

The price for the design of a web site varies just as greatly as varies the specific unique needs of customers. The price of your web site will depend on the size of the site (number of pages), the relative complexity of the site's design, the number and integration of graphics in your web site, the use of scripting and advanced HTML elements, as well as the web hosting, maintenance, and other elements you may add on to your web design package.
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Search engine optimization is the practice of guiding the development or redevelopment of a website so that it will naturally attract visitors by winning top ranking on the major search engines for selected search terms and phrases.

Meta tags for your "title", "description", and "keywords".

<meta NAME="keywords" CONTENT=" your keywords here">
<meta NAME="description" CONTENT=" your description here ">
<title> your title here </title>
A Title (with a high percentage of your site's keywords, and a title that starts with an "A" is best because some search engines sort alphabetically).
A Description (with a high percentage of your site's keywords)
Keywords (to see someone's keywords, while viewing a web site, click "view" "source". Then you can see what keywords they are using (who they are targeting).

For fun, go to your competitors web sites, and click "view " then click "source" (Netscape calls it "page source".) You will be looking for something that says "Meta keywords".

After your website is designed, it needs to be "submitted" to the top search engines (Yahoo, Excite, Lycos, Altavista, HotBot...there are hundreds of them.) The majority of them charge NOTHING for you to submit a site to them. The best place to begin submitting your site is Yahoo.com. After you submit your web site there, search for "search engines" and begins submitting your site at other search engines.