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Good info...Thank You.
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got my idea. thanks
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toking
Jul 02, 2009
Very simple and useful advice! -
greatnews
Apr 16, 2009
Good info on How to Register a Domain Name. 5 *'s
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Rain Silverhawk
Mar 23, 2009
Good information, I get asked these types of questions all the time. You stated it nicely
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Kylara
Nov 22, 2008
Great article. I recommended you, because you write well and are so helpful with your comments. I hope your pink gerber daisy returns to my friends list soon.
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Rubba Ducky
Oct 07, 2008
Always wondered how to do this. Great article.
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kiratrever
Oct 01, 2008
This was not in my "for dummies" as far as I know, thanks
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kiratrever
Oct 01, 2008
This was not in my "for dummies" as far as I know, thanks
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Thims
Sep 30, 2008
Informative article. An explanation I desperately needed abpit domain registration!
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Daeghrafen
Sep 16, 2008
The article says there's a More Resources section, but I'm not seeing it...
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Daeghrafen
Sep 16, 2008
The article says there's a More Resources section, but I'm not seeing it...
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SB Glasby
Jan 24, 2007
For many years the goal was to try and keep your domain name under 8 characters. With Search Marketing to be considered into the mix, the more relevant your domain name is to your business the better. If you are going to market your site on other forms of media, then perhaps an alias should be used so the impact of that marketing effort can be measured.
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SB Glasby
Jan 24, 2007
For many years the goal was to try and keep your domain name under 8 characters. With Search Marketing to be considered into the mix, the more relevant your domain name is to your business the better. If you are going to market your site on other forms of media, then perhaps an alias should be used so the impact of that marketing effort can be measured.
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Aug 08, 2006
You must have both a Primary and Secondary Domain Name for InterNIC when registering your domain name.
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Nov 22, 2005
If you register a domain name, your best bet is to make the name simple. Just say your Web site gets mentioned on the radio; people should be able to type what they heard into a Web browser and go to your site.
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Nov 22, 2005
If you register a domain name, your best bet is to make the name simple. Just say your Web site gets mentioned on the radio; people should be able to type what they heard into a Web browser and go to your site.
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Nov 22, 2005
Apart from very low prices (about $10 per year per domain), they offer you full DNS management. You do not need your own DNS, as they offer two of their own servers (which are much more reliable than mine). In the meantime you control your domain in full. I was really pleased.
