The Basic Stuff Every website needs a domain name. Example “WebBootCamp.com” is a domain name. Your domain is your website address, a.k.a. URL (universal resource locator). Should you use your company name for your domain? Maybe, maybe not. Is it memorable? Easy to spell? Does it contain keywords that relate to your business? For more considerations on choosing a domain, I’ve put together the following checkl1

As the editor of DomainNameWire.com, I’m frequently e-mailed by people asking for domain name advice. Specifically, what should they look for when registering a domain name for their company? This may be basic for some of you, but I hope some of my readers gain value from this. Let me start with the things to avoid when registering a domain name that will be used for your main company web site. 1. Never use a hyphen. If 1

What is a domain name? A domain name is the location of your website on the Internet. Your domain name will be what you become known by online so it’s important to get it right. Each website on the Internet is labeled with something called an IP address which is the actual address of the website online. A typical IP address looks like this: 159.134.27.64. Remembering a string of numbers like that is difficult so a domain1

Last time I posted a tutorial about to setup your-free-domain.co.cc, if you don’t have any of this free domain name account, you can get it by using this search form to find out which name you like, after that proceed to registering your new account. This domain is free to use for personal purpose but they will charge you for business at minimum price at $3 per domain name, but if you make a donation to them about $5, y1

I have a friend who was asking for my help on how to set up her freedomain.co.cc domain to change her blogspot.com subdoamin hosted with blogger.   It is so simple and quite easy actually, because all the guides was writen at co.cc it self, and what you need to do is follow it exactly as it shown.  But for now let me show you from the guides it self, if you couldn’t see the images well please click the ima1

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