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Ethion, aims to be the simplest online website builder that enables users create stunning websites using templates, easy drag and drop tools without any coding knowledge or skill.
Launched by Jeffrey Abboh, Ethion is not just a website builder, it has inbuilt apps that helps the user expand their online presence, they include: Site Booster, Ad Manager (for banner display), Webmail, Free Hosting and Domain, Site Statistic (Traffic summary), Newsletter, SEO Manager, E-commerce and much more. Ethion is a website builder platform enabling private and corporate to users design, publish and manage a versatile array of online presences. Requiring no prior technical design or web coding skills, Ethion presents a template-based approach via a collection of pre-styled themes for inline editing and customization.
Drag and drop tools and a familiar WYSIWYG paradigm uses a palette of element components for populating an unlimited number of pages. Text can be written directly into content blocks and styled with a collection of free web fonts, while images an be uploaded into Ethion’s underlying content management system or dropped in from a stock image and icon library.
Spanning monthly, yearly and reseller pricing plans, the cloud-hosted service promises limitless storage and bandwidth while allowing custom domains to be used with free SSL / HTTPS encryption applied for enhanced security. Ethion supports the creation of career pages for listing job opportunities, setting up an online store with a range of eCommerce capabilities, scheduling online bookings, event ticketing and taking restaurant reservations.
According to Abboh, Ethion has a range of third-party plugins and over 200 in-built apps add SEO tools, analytics, live chat, advertising and newsletter marketing, while social media feeds and Google Maps can also be embedded. Other highlights include multi-lingual support, blogging options, a custom form builder, video content tool, mobile app download linking, plus the ability to add password protection for privatizing site access.
