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Like just about everything, it depends. The sticking point is online sales. All the editors I mentioned build static pages. To process orders on the web you will need some kind of server side program to do the order taking and money processing.

If you have only a few items to sell, you can use a service like PayPal, 2checkout or Google’s new service Checkout to do the lifting. They provide wizards that walk you through the process of creating a buy button, then give you some HTML to copy and paste to the site. These services all offer payment processing so you can pass off the technical problems of secure order handling. With any of these services you can use any web program that will let you enter straight HTML.

If you have more than a dozen or two products, then you will have to look at some sort of server side shopping cart system and a payment gateway. That will increase both your cost and learning curve.

For small business sites, my recommendation is for RapidWeaver. It has a growing number of attractive, inexpensive templates, is relatively easy to get running and costs only $39. It also puts out pretty clean code. And it has enough depth to let you grow your site. If you dig into its features a bit, I think you’ll find that it can handle a small business site with ease. Adding PayPal or Google Checkout shopping buttons is straightforward. RapidWeaver will let you work with the HTML that you will need to paste into your pages.

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