What is the difference between domain names and web hosting? While experienced web masters certainly know the answer, lately I’ve noticed many newbies asking this question. Those beginners looking to create their first website online want to know just what the difference is between web hosting and domain names. These folks want to know exactly […]
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So you’ve had one website for a while now and you now need or want to have another site online—or perhaps several websites. Most web hosting plans these days allow you to have multiple domains hosted. That’s the first step. Now there are three other steps you need to complete to add additional domains. 1.
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Now is a great time to get your domain name if you’re getting ready to create your first website. And, it’s an even better time if you’re an experienced webmaster and are looking to build a bunch of new sites and need several domain names. A number of web hosting companies are currently having big
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In case you haven’t heard already, according to Go Daddy, ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) will make available many more new descriptive domain name extensions sometime this year. So now, instead of just .com, .net, .org, etc., you’ll also be able to choose extensions like .ads, .careers, .corp, .llc, .marketing, .services, .cash,
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One of the first and most important steps in creating your website is choosing your domain name. You probably have an idea for your domain name–but what about your domain extension? Should you get a .com? What if it isn’t available? While most SEO experts agree that shorter domain names rank better in the search
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Many of today’s web hosting plans give you a free domain (at least for the first year) when you sign up. You may or may not want to tie your domain name to your web hosting company. See my prior post on keeping your domain and hosting separate for more info. If you’d prefer to
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