The average domain name is fairly inexpensive, not more than $10 - $30 per year, depending on your domain registrar. But as you buy more and more domain names, you will find that it can quickly become very expensive. Fortunately, costs can be kept to a minimum by following these three easy tips.

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One of the most common questions about websites is ‘Where are they physically located?’. In this article, we will answer that question and discuss the pros and cons of professional web hosting.

One of the most difficult things that you might have to decide on is a good name for your internet business or website. And while it may only take a short amount of time and little to no resources to come to a decision, the name that you choose can have a big effect on the success of your enterprise.

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If you own a blog or CMS website, it is likely that you are using open source software such as WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal. And if you are on a web host, such as HostGator or GoDaddy, you might find that they do not offer the most recent versions of this software.

This can be quite frustrating if your website needs the features or bug fixes available in the newer versions. Fortunately, you have other options.

When planning a new website, one of the biggest decisions you’ll need to make is that of choosing a good domain name. After all, the name of your website is a very important part of the site’s identity and can be the key to your success or failure.

So read on to learn about four characteristics of a great domain name.

Starting out online is a big step and can be daunting if you haven’t done your research. It can also be expensive, in light of the current costs to hire professional web development. And depending on who you hire, you may or may not get what you pay for. As a result, some people opt to build their own websites themselves.

In this article, we discuss the pros and cons of doing it yourself.