With training in FrontPage you can easily design your own web site. And why not have your own web site? Everyone else does. The amount and type of web sites on the Internet is equal parts maddening and dizzying. You no longer have to go through the potentially painful process of learning HTML code. Most people know someone who can design a web site for them, if you are too lazy to find FrontPage training and design your own web site.

I feel like some of the most obscure ideas have become successful web sites, and it is no secret that anyone with FrontPage training, or training in other web site design programs, can get online with their own site. The amazing feat is not just that people have designed their own web sites, but that many people have become successful or made a career based off their web site. Here are some rather unlikely ideas that have spawned successful web sites.

YouTube – This site has obviously become so successful and has been around long enough that it doesn’t seem that strange anymore, but if you really think about it, the general principle doesn’t really warrant this level of popularity. I’m not surprised that a web site containing millions of short video clips has been able to succeed in our society of shortened attention spans, but the fact that GoogleÔ bought it for $1.65 billion is amazing. This leaves me with little doubt that there are hundreds of other ideas out there that could be cashed in for millions or billions of dollars with a little FrontPage training.

Wikipedia – This free, online encyclopedia has over two million articles in English, and anyone can get on the site an edit any of the entries. It’s an amazing concept and even more amazing that so many people trust it, considering that I could get on the site right now and write that George Washington was born in Croatia, created his own languages for fun, invented air and was once a national cart wheeling champion. Someone would undoubtedly change it rather quickly, but the fact that I can do that on the same site that thousand of high school students are using for their research papers, is staggering. With FrontPage training, you too, could create an encyclopedia site to be trusted by millions.

Thebestpageintheuniverse.com – Authored by a guy named Maddox, this is essentially a collection of rants and would likely take very little FrontPage training. This guy makes fun of children’s drawings and just about everything else on the planet. The site has existed for 10 years now, and its popularity has netted the author his own book deal. If you are bitter and have some writing skill, you could become a small Internet celebrity with a little FrontPage training.

FrontPage training is available in many forms, such as the interactive tutorials from Video Professor. No one really knows where the Internet is going next, but considering the relative ease with which you could create your own web site, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to get FrontPage training and put yourself in the race.