 Chapel Releases MYSITE Sitebuilder Self Creation Web-Site Tool RICHMOND, KY, March 25, 2002 -- Chapel Communications Inc. a leading provider of high-speed Internet service and e-commerce applications technology in the Southeastern U.S., today announced it has released MYSITE, a self service online design tool tailored toward helping clients set up and maintain their own high quality web sites. "You can build a complete web site yourself, quickly and easily, through your web browser. Just go through the 6-step installation process, which will guide you through setting up your new site, and the site will become live on the Internet immediately." said Greg Werner, New Products Coordinator for Chapel. "Once your site is created, you will have the ability to upkeep, and maintain your new site through your internet browser, using our powerful, yet simple, online administration tool. You will be able to add new pictures to your site, change the information in it, or even change the complete scheme of your site with one simple mouse click." Kevin Boneta, Chapel Communications Vice-President stated "Using our web site builder, you can have a professional quality web site, at a very minimal cost. By stepping though our installation process, and creating the site yourself, you forego having to pay a web professional to put your company information into HTML code. That means there is no setup fee for using our service, the only cost to you or your business will be the monthly hosting cost to keep your web site live on the Web, which is a cost you will have to pay, even if a professional web site building firm creates your site. This new tool was designed to assist smaller firms or even individuals interested in establishing their place on the World Wide Web." "This new application is yet another reflection of our commitment to rapidly deploy value-added services with a high level of customer
satisfaction," said J. Lee Murphy, president of Chapel. "We want to make
sure our clients have what they need to be successful in all areas of
Internet communications." |