The Google Page Creator is, as you’ve probably guessed, a web page creator that is still being tested. The Page Creator allows anyone with a Gmail account to set up their own website. Currently, one site is allowed per account with up to 100 pages on that site. Templates are used in order to generate the overall look and feel of the site and as with all good web page creators, it includes a page manager and WYSIWYG editor.
Perhaps one interesting point is that in the FAQ section of the Google Page Creator, it states that Google can crawl the page within hours of being created. On the other hand, it also states that no preferential treatment is ever given to sites created by the Google Page Creator. Those who have struggled to get the all-important first Google indexed link or, worse still, for the manual submission service to take effect will know that this is a contradiction. Getting crawled and potentially indexed by Google within hours is definitely preferential treatment.
Hosting is provided in the form of a subdomain. You will receive yoursubdomain.googlepages.com as your own website. Each page that is added will be a part of this one site until a time when Google graduate the Page Creator from Labs into full time service.
Page Creator is still in the very early stages of production and testing apparently, so as yet nobody really knows when it will be published. However because it is essentially in Beta testing then you can sign up using a Gmail account and leave feedback regarding any changes or alterations you would like to see.
Visit the http://www.googlepages.com site for more information or to sign up and try it out.
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