Adding HTML without a .mac account?

I am trying to add some html code to use google analytics and add a paypal button to my website. I was trying to follow the instructions on Vark Girl's website, but I can't enable my idisk because I don't have a .mac account. Is there any other way to do this?

If you are using a server other than .Mac, then you are publishing your site to your local drive and uploading via ftp. You just add whatever code you need to your .html pages either on your local drive or directly on the server, using a text editor like TextEdit or TextWrangler.

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1. Do I charge people extra and buy them a .mac
account so they have their own idisk even though they
won't need the e-mail and other .mac features?
I don't think this would be necessary...
2. Can I create a website for them on iweb, buy a
domain name for them through godaddy or somewhere,
publish to a folder, and then upload to a separate
hosting space...
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But yes, as far as your client websites go, prepare for a new site with iWebSites, design the site in iWeb, then "Publish to Folder" and then register and upload to the appropriate domain name server directory. I think this would be a slick way to run your business....full service, right?
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A list of Mac FTP clients is here:
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1. Do I charge people extra and buy them a .mac
account so they have their own idisk even though they
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I don't think this would be necessary...
2. Can I create a website for them on iweb, buy a
domain name for them through godaddy or somewhere,
publish to a folder, and then upload to a separate
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