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Setting up your small business websiteThe internet is one of the most important tools for a business today.So many people spend their time on the internet and use it as a source to find things, that it would be almost stupid not to have a website.Many people also look at a website to determine if they want to go to a certain store or buy a certain product.Don't be one of those businesses that is too lazy to create a website.It will bring more business and will definitely be well worth the money and time.Let's look into how to and what to do when setting up your small business website.
Either way you choose to set up a website, you can hire an administrator to watch the website and change things.You can hire on a consulting basis, or have a part time employee, or one that does the website and other things.It is great if you have an employee that is great at things dealing with computers and the internet, and is able to work in other positions too.You of course would only want a very high up employee to do this and as your company grows, you will have to have an employee that strictly deals with the website, and even maybe more than one. When you create your domain name, or your website address, you need something that is simple and easy to remember.Customers won't be able to remember something that is long and drawn out, but need something that is direct and says who you are.Usually the name of your business is the best idea.You can register your domain name or if it is already owned you will have to buy it from someone.The cost is anywhere from a couple dollars and way up.You will also have to have a web hosting service.You can buy domains from Yahoo and others, but if you want your own, you will have to contact your internet service provider.They will usually have options for you. Having a website is vital to your company.It helps bring more traffic to your store and if you have products for sale on your website, you can even attract customers from out of your area and even out of the country. |
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