Website Promotion Yuba City CA

Owning your “domain name,” www.yourbusiness.com, is the first step in enabling your customers to find you on the Web. Register every derivation you can, including common misspellings and alternative roots (.net, .org, .biz). Register them yourself. I don't have space here to tell all the horror stories, but trust me, your name and address need to be on the domain name(s), and you need to protect your brand.

Up and Running Computer Center
(530) 671-7595
624 Shasta Street
Yuba City, CA
Plimus Inc
(858) 350-7473
3830 Valley Centre Drive #705-294
San Diego, CA
Mac Talk - Woodland Hills
(818) 225-9327
22510 Ventura Blvd
Woodland Hills, CA
Nasoft USA
(760) 410-1210
417 E Carmel Street # 200
San Marcos, CA
Service Plus Network
(707) 226-6840
607 Airpark Road # B
Napa, CA
Staples
530-671-1256
671 Colusa Ave.
Yuba City, CA
Encover Inc
(650) 903-9700
1616 N Shoreline Boulevard
Mountain View, CA
CommVault Systems
(415) 401-5800
1350 Old Bayshore Drive suite 700
Burlingame CA, CA
Flipswap
(310) 618-8877
2771 Plaza Del Amo # 807
Torrance, CA
KACE Networks Inc
(650) 316-1050
1616 N Shoreline Boulevard
Mountain View, CA
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Website Promotion

Source: REMODELING Magazine
Publication date: June 1, 2006

By Joe Stoddard

Last time I wrote about what not to do on your Web site. This month I'll cover what you should do.

Register your domain name. Owning your “domain name,” www.yourbusiness.com, is the first step in enabling your customers to find you on the Web. Register every derivation you can, including common misspellings and alternative roots (.net, .org, .biz). Register them yourself. I don't have space here to tell all the horror stories, but trust me, your name and address need to be on the domain name(s), and you need to protect your brand. Stick with either GoDaddy.com or Register.com ( www.register.com ).

Hosting accounts. Next, you need a place for your site to “live.” The better providers like 1&1 Internet Inc. , GoDaddy, and Register have features such as photo galleries and blogging software, often available on even their least-expensive accounts. Avoid no-name hosts. They're no less expensive, but you will get less for your money.

Automatic site builders. In the “old days” building your Web site meant battling with a Web developer or DIY with complicated Web authoring software.

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