DEVHUB 30 days later.

Well here I am thirty days later after discovering the new DevHub website creation tool and folks, I have a few interesting things to tell you about the experience. First and foremost, It feels soooo good to finally fire the idiots that were overcharging me to build my website network. As it turns out I have built 40 complete websites in thirty days using Devhub’s seriously fun website builder and Im soo not stopping now, I’m totally addicted! If building websites is a daunting task for you as it is with most people, then you will absolutely love DevHub. They give you many great templates to start from and because its all widget-based its drag and drop heaven all day long. Some people think that the technical website construction is the real deal and this is just kid stuff. I would have agreed, but ...

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If you had asked this question in 2008 when I first discovered both Whypark and DevHub (called EVO at that time) I’d have told you I like the way DevHub looks, but I like how Whypark behaves.  Whypark’s main strength is their primarily their content management system and how their pages automatically create robust groupings of content from articles to videos and produces a site that is flat and simple, but full of relevant content that does seem to have the ability to hook people in.  I myself have hundreds of sites and simplicity, cost and time spent are all factors I factor in when deciding where to launch my new new domains.  Two years ago when I tested the old Evo system and the first gen Whypark system, I found that the Whypark system was easy and made money fast, but things have changed and ...

Market Wire, July, 2010

EVO Media Group, Inc. has announced the launch of its ‘gamified’ version of DevHub ( www.devhub.com ), a popular website building platform. By turning the process into a game, DevHub now makes it fun, engaging, and rewarding for users to build useful, money-generating websites.

DevHub creator and EVO Media Group CEO Geoffrey Nuval explains, “Millions of people are hooked doing nothing online; they spend hours of their day playing games on sites like Facebook to grow virtual crops or recruit a click mafia. What if all those hours of play were actually spent creating something of value, while still entertaining you? That is what DevHub offers its users. You can play through it for just a few minutes a day and when you’re finished, you know you’ve contributed to something tangible — your own website — an asset online that you can point your friends to ...