Thinking of Getting Your Own Web Site by Shelley Lowery

If you're serious about your business and you have a sincere desire to succeed, having your own domain name is a must. It's not a luxury; it's a necessity. Businesses using the free services are not taken seriously. Having your own domain name is just as important if not more important than a professional looking web site. They go hand-in-hand.

The cost to register your Domain name is only $70 for the first two years and $35 per year there after. Very reasonable and well worth every penny. You can register your domain name with The InterNIC right online. The InterNIC is a cooperative activity between the U.S. Government and Network Solutions, Inc. Network Solutions, Inc. (NSI), is a provider of domain name registration services in the .com, .net and .org top-level domains. www.networksolutions.com/

Selecting Your Web Page Host

When selecting a professional web host your first consideration should be the company. Check out their background. Talk to some of their customers and ask them if they've been satisfied with their service.

Web hosting prices vary greatly. When selecting your host, make sure you're getting exactly what you're paying for. Keep in mind, a lower monthly rate will not benefit you if your site is down a lot, slow, or customer service is poor.

Criteria for selecting a host

Selecting a professional web host is a very important decision. Make sure you do your homework and insure the host you select offers exactly what you need.

Free web hosts are great for hosting a personal web site, but not recommended for a business site. If you're really serious about your business and want to establish your Internet presence, I highly recommend Virtualis. Their tech support is the best I've seen. www.virtualis.com/vr/slowery


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