Showing posts with label website register. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website register. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 January 2015

3 Things to Remember While Registering Domains


If you own a small business and wish to have a web presence or you are looking to setup an online business from scratch, you need to go through the domain registering process.

But what if you do not have a business and still wish to make money online?

Yes, it's possible. All you need is to register your domain name and have a website and you're ready to step into the world of affiliate marketing by selling someone else's products.

Wednesday, 7 January 2015

How To Register A Domain Name For Your Business or Pleasure


Many will tell you that the answer to the question posed by the title of this article includes the admonition, "Very Carefully!" It's as if you're petting a tiger or something; and you might be tempted to have someone with more experience, a professional web designer for instance, do it for you. But don't worry about how to register a domain, it's a piece of cake! If you think you've come up with the name you want and need, go for it! Good grief, folks; we're talking about an item often priced under ten dollars! Some very useful domain names cost less than a cup of coffee at Dunnbros. What if you get it wrong? Big deal; if you have a bad case of buyer's remorse you have five days to change your mind--if you've picked the right seller (more on this later). And even if it takes you longer than five days to make up your mind, so what? At worst you're stuck with an extra domain you can't use for a year. Don't pay someone to do it for you, learn how to register a domain yourself.

Tuesday, 6 January 2015

How to Transfer a Domain Name

A domain name transfer refers to a change of ownership of a domain name. Some of the reasons to transfer a domain are:

1. You have just sold or purchased that domain.
2. You are dissatisfied with your current registrar.
3. You need to renew a domain.

Sometimes it is cheaper to renew a domain name by paying for a transfer, then by paying the renewal fee. For example, GoDaddy domain transfers cost around $7 and include a 1 year domain
renewal. If your domain is registered with Moniker where renewals cost $10, it is cheaper to transfer to Godaddy and get the inclusive 1 year extension. You will save $3. A $3 saving per domain renewal equates to a lot of cash, especially if you own hundreds of domains.