Ive Got a Domain Name Now What A Practical Guide to Building a Website and Web Presence

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Ive Got a Domain Name Now What A Practical Guide to Building a Website and Web Presence

Setting up your own domain and website without a readily available office expert can be challenging, even for the technically savvy. You have to choose from multiple options, from simple to complex, to configure web technology to meet your needs. Individually, each software component is not difficult. It’s the oh-so-important details involved in putting them together that can be problematic.

This book is your guide to the many technology tools that can be utilized to build your web presence. Stages from registering a domain name to creating a website and utilizing your domain for email and internet marketing are outlined.

Top 5 things the reader will walk away with after reading the book:

1. Set up a domain registration correctly for asset protection, email and a website.
2. Evaluate options for building a website.
3. Become aware of alternative email configurations for domain names.
4. Make their domain and website findable using simple internet marketing techniques.
5. Learn basic online and offline tactics for driving web traffic to their website.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Domain Names Made Easy
In this high tech era, when so many things seem so complicated, and when technical instructions are nothing more than gibberish, it is refreshing to read Jean Bedord’s I’ve Got A Domain Name Now What???

Here is a brief, easy-to-understand manual that will help 21st century professionals establish and maintain a Web presence. Ms. Bedord uses many metaphors from the non-cyber world to explain the processes of establishing a Web site, getting e-mail forwarded to it, and, perhaps most importantly, getting it noticed by Internet search engines.

This is a valuable contribution for anyone who desires a presence on the Web–and in the 21st century, that’s most business and professional people.

5 Stars The Answers You Need…Get This Book
If you want to sort through all the dense techie speak and get a web site working for you, you must get “I Have a Domain Name, Now What?”

Jean Bedord walks you through step by step the decisions you need to make to ensure your choices fit your needs…and will get your web site working for you…really fast.

Although I have several websites myself…I found new information…lots of ah ha moments of “so that’s why it’s done that way,” and ended up with suggesting this book to many of my coaching clients who have been hesitant to put up a site because they didn’t know how to manage the project.

Jean gives you all the tools to manage getting your website up…fast, easy and economically.

This book is a must buy.

5 Stars Great primer for both newbies and those with more indepth experience
Many more peoeple want to take advantage of having their own websites but have limited access to learning how to do so. The internet has too much information, which can be intimidating, but this book makes what can be an overwhelming process much easier to digest.

For individuals or companies, web sites have become like a business card,and this book helps make building a website and manageable process.

This is also a great resource for job seekers, to add a website to their arsenal of promotional tools!

5 Stars Thinking about a domain and website — Read this first!
Whether you are new to the internet and domain names or consider yourself knowledgeable in the web space, if you’re thinking about getting a domain name, or if you already have one and want to take the next step, I highly recommend you read Jean’s book before taking another step. It’s a straightforward, no-nonsense guide to to the internet with something for everyone — from beginner to experienced.

5 Stars Great way to introduce someone to the basics
While this book is geared towards beginners, I’m finding that it’s very useful to me when I’m talking with clients who might be confused about the basics of website development. If I’m struggling to explain something clearly, I can just pull this book off the shelf and get some ideas on how to communicate these concepts. The book even talks about search engine optimization and buying ads on Google, which are definitely areas that are of interest to new website owners. I’m going to read through it again and highlight key concepts, so I can find them again when I need them!

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