If I hadn't created a web site, I suppose my book would have been finished about a year ago. Now because of my web site and the interest it has drawn, I expect the interest in my book to soar. Proving sometimes it's not the destination, but the journey that's important. He is also quick to point out his web work is often both fulfilling and exhausting. The most advantageous aspect of web publishing is the complete control a person has over his or her own web site.
Exposure is immediate and so is the feedback.
But a web site doesn't just 'happen', at least not a good web site. A good web site develops over time. My web site is no exception. Two years ago a working knowledge of HTML was mandatory. Because of this advance, today it's much easier to update and post a higher quality web page.