If you’ve ever read this blog before, or even if you haven’t I guess, you’ll know that I absolutely love XSitePro2. I was hesitant to buy at first, mainly because I hadn’t seen the product advertised a lot. I would occasionally see an ad on a blog, or maybe in a forum post signature, but never did I see it to the extent of say, Dreamweaver.

Which leads me to my next points. For the money, I can’t believe anyone wouldn’t be pleased with the quality and capabilities of XSitePro2 versus Dreamweaver. I realize Dreamweaver is considered the industry standard, but for what I’m interested in, XSitePro2 fills the slot perfectly. It’s less expensive than Dreamweaver, much easier to learn, and does everything I could ask for.

If you know you need Dreamweaver for whatever reason, then by all means, buy it. If it’s a compatibility thing though, XSitePro2 does have an export to Dreamweaver function that could be just what you need.

This isn’t a tutorial on XSitePro2, or even any kind of features list, but if you’re looking for a reasonably priced, easy to learn, powerful, WYSIWYG website builder, XSitePro2 could be exactly what you’re looking for. With it’s excellent support, updates and user’s forum, it’s a real value and great addition to any marketer’s toolbox.

Oh, the testimonial I mentioned wasn’t my own, but this one from PV Advisor, a well respected U.K. publication. I believe it sums up XSitePro2 very well.

In case you don’t go to check out what PC Advisor has to say, here are a few quotes:

“Getting a good-looking site up and running within minutes is
very simple.”

“Where XSitePro 2.0 really stands out is by applying this ease
of use to a wide range of additional features which, if coded by
hand or created using Dreamweaver would be considerably more
complex.”

“This is one of the most pleasant to use interfaces for web
design that we’ve encountered.”

Having used this software for quite a while now, I have to agree with every comment made.