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Does your salon not have a website? Or is your salon website outdated? Choose from industry-specific templates for over 200 business types—including your salon with 1&1 Internet MyWebsite. Now the product comes with two new features: the ability for your website to be displayed on a Smartphone and a new social media interface that connects your business website with Facebook and Twitter.

November 29, 2011
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Does your salon not have a website? Or is your salon website outdated? Choose from industry-specific templates for over 200 business types—including your salon with 1&1 Internet MyWebsite. Now the product comes with two new features: the ability for your website to be displayed on a Smartphone and a new social media interface that connects your business website with Facebook and Twitter. As a result, SMBs can now benefit from the important trends of “mobile Internet” and “Web 2.0.”

Smartphone optimization functionality is included for free with the 1&1 MyWebsite Plus and Premium packages, available for $19.99/month and $29.99/month, respectively. The social media interface is available in all MyWebsite packages, including the entry-level MyWebsite package for $9.99/month. Both features are now also available for existing customer websites without an additional fee. For more information visit 1and1.com.


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