Web Hosting Provider Phreegle.com Enhances Site Builder Application

HostReview.com
Tuesday, November 7, 2006; 04:27 AM

Web hosting provider Phreegle.com announces a new utility within its site builder application, WebSite Tonight, which gives anyone the ability to automatically and instantaneously add fresh and attractive content to their site through RSS feeds.

The newest version of WebSite Tonight allows site creators to incorporate RSS feeds into their pages in minutes, without any programming skills or extra software. These feeds, which can include news, weather, sports, stock prices or even blogs, constantly update the page contents. Although Phreegle.com provides dozens of feeds for customers to include in their site, customers have the option to add their own.

"This is a simple addition when building your own web page, and a great way to drive traffic to your site. A lot of customers will mark you as their home page, once they see all the services you have to offer for free. Imagine the benefit of having thousands of your customers who want to keep up on the stock market, or the weather, or their favorite sports team have your page up all day long." Said CEO James Falkner.

WebSite Tonight is a quick and easy tool for building professional-looking Web sites. It offers more than 670 template options, 30 flash introductions, easy form editing and more than 1,700 premium images. With the simplicity of point-and-click design, the user can get a site online in minutes. WebSite Tonight plans include _Your Company Name_ hosting with a 99.9% uptime guarantee, generous disk space, abundant bandwidth and up to 400 email accounts at no additional charge.

About Phreegle, Inc.
Phreegle.com (phreegleweb.com) is a company that puts the customer first. We strive to be a full service hosting company that always offers what the customer needs and not what we want to sell them. Founded by one of the most influential people in the Web Hosting industry, Phreegle.com will always push the envelope and drive the industry in the interest of the customer and not big business.