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If you want an online business then you will need to create a website. You will need a domain name and a hosting account. In this article I am going to discuss how to choose and find a domain name.

We’ve all got dead wood in our businesses. You probably already know what I mean – domains you bought years ago but have done nothing with; pages on your website that are gathering virtual dust; email lists with just you as the test subscriber and no messages to send anyway. Whatever they are – and whatever time of year it is – it’s time to have a spring clean.

Internet marketing can make a big time impact for self-storage facilities. Read the top five ways in which it can help grow your business.

So many small business websites are still designed with the same formula that was created sometime in the mid-90s, and somehow has persisted. A well-meaning web designer and a small business owner, neither of whom have a lot of marketing training, get together and say, “What should we put on your website?” And typically they fall back on this formula, saying “Well, we should probably have an ‘About’ page, and some samples of our work, and our contact information so people can get in touch with us.” This formula is easy, and good for web developers. The problem is that it is completely ineffective at actually engaging customers. Find out what components to include to make your website more effective and engaging.

In this article I am going to show you how to create a hosting account for your website domain name and how to change over your name servers. I am going to assume that you have already purchased your domain name from another company and you will need to change over the name servers.