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		<title>Domain Names: what, why, who and how</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 07 May 2011 07:01:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What, exactly, is a domain name? The Domain Name System was originally developed to help us navigate through the Internet. Every computer connected to the Internet has its own IP address, a string of numbers that identifies it to other computers -. Domain names are a way of pointing to a specific IP address to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> <strong>What,</strong> exactly, is a <b >domain</b> name? </p>
<p> The <b >Domain</b> Name System was originally developed to help us navigate through the Internet. Every computer connected to the Internet has its own IP address, a string of numbers that identifies it to other computers -. <b >Domain names</b> are a way of pointing to a specific IP address to make things easier to remember so now you shop at Amazon.com, instead of 207,171,166,102! </p>
<p> The <b >domain name</b>made in two parts, the name and the name is extension.The you choose can see your name, your business name, a phrase or a saying is. When choosing a <b >domain,</b> be careful to take your business to choose something easy to remember and is representative of you or. There are numerous resources to help in choosing a great name, search Google.com for the term &quot;choosing a <b >domain</b> name. </p>
<p> The extension is the part that comes after the name, the most notable expansionis &quot;. com. There are many extensions, some are only available to educational institutions (edu.) Whether the citizens of specific countries. The most common <b >domain</b> extensions registered now .. com, net,. org,. Info, and. biz. It is often recommended that when a <b >domain</b> name, you may register as many of the popular extensions if you can protect your brand. </p>
<p> <strong>Why</strong> would I want a <b >domain</b> name? </p>
<p> The main reason is that people register <b >domain</b><b >especially</b> because they are building a website, but there are other reasons too. The registration of <b >domain names</b> have become relatively cheap and the variety of uses for them have expanded. Some people register <b >domain name</b> for e-mail just so they can address a personal e-mail. John Doe can now email john@johndoe.com, for example. Education itself has developed in such a way that anyone can set up and maintain their own personal spoton the Web &#8211; it&#39;s not just for businesses. Blogging and forums (bulletin boards) have a very popular way for people to communicate with friends and family, post pictures and share other information, and your own <b >domain</b> name makes your blog easy. Web hosting companies offer personal accounts that allow you to e-mail to have a blog to create, and even your own personal website built at very low prices. </p>
<p> Even if you do not plan on a site now registration of your <b >domain</b> name is a good idea &#8211; you never know what you might wish to do in the future, from the start a home business like your grandchildren to take photos. As more domains are registered, it becomes more challenging the exact name you want to find. You can register for the <b >domain</b> of one to ten years, and registration is now assured it will be there for you when you&#39;re ready! </p>
<p> <strong>What</strong> should I buy my <b >domain</b> name? </p>
<p>&gt; Domain Name assistants abound on the Internet, but make sure you register with an ICANN (Internet Corporation for assigned <b >Names</b> and Numbers) accredited registrar and registered in your name and email address. There are people who act on behalf of your name registration for you (as a webmaster), but be sure that they register in your name, not theirs. Even if you want to distance yourself from the daily operations of your website and <b >domain,</b> you will stillTo name the true owner of that. <b >Domain</b> registration is very easy on the Internet, using the registrar&#39;s Web site interface to select your name and place your order, even the less techno-savvy can get through it. Do not be afraid! </p>
<p> <b >Domain registration</b> provides a tool to check to see if the name you want is available, or if it is already owned by someone else. If a <b >domain</b> is available, you will be asked to buy or register. You can see the option to transferA <b >domain</b> listed instead. If you have a <b >domain name</b> with a registrar, and later decide you want to move, or transfer the <b >domain</b> to another registrar different services to get you the option. But you should really <strong>own</strong> the <b >domain</b> name to be able to transfer it to. Many people made ​​the mistake to think that if they choose to transfer, the <b >domain</b> will be taken away from it&#39;s current owner and he gave them -it is simply not possible, nor would you want done with your own <b >domain!</b> </p>
<p> So then, who owns the <b >domain</b> name I want? And how can I get it? there are still questions that are more often heard. There is a tool called a WHOIS Lookup who can tell what is currently called owning a <b >domain and</b> WHOIS tools can be found on the web &#8211; search for them on Google.com and you&#39;ll see. Buying a <b >domain</b> that is currently owned by someone else is no more ofquestion. Many <b >domain</b> owners are willing to sell their domains, and often list of domains for sale with multiple <b >domain</b> sale and auction services. There are also services that will accept <b >domain</b> an order for a. This service allows you to go with them to list the desired <b >domain,</b> and if that <b >domain</b> expires and is available, the service will attempt to register it for you. These systems work like a lottery &#8211; or more precisely, like a concert ticketsystem. When tickets go on sale, are all trying to front row center seat to get, but only one can get. Drop or temporary services do the same thing, all competing for the same <b >domain</b> name. If you choose to try for an expired <b >domain,</b> research many of these services and register with as many as you can. Remember, there is sometimes a fee above and beyond the registration price when you use one of these services. </p>
<p> <strong>How do</strong> you keep your <b >domain</b>name in good health (or the care and feeding of a <b >domain</b> name). </p>
<p> In the first place, now that you have your <b >domain name,</b> be sure not to lose it! The most common way for people to move <b >domain</b> name to lose a by not only that it fell. If you register the <b >domain</b> name, you will be asked to e-mail contact to provide an administration. All future correspondence regarding your <b >domain</b> name will be sent to the address, including expiration notices.If you change email addresses and your work address with <b >your domain registrar</b> will notice never reached. Likewise, you should always update any change of physical address or phone number with <b >your</b> domain registrar, just in case. Place your registrar on your list of places you would light if you were to move, and you will avoid this common trap. </p>
<p> Another common way to run into trouble by falling victim to a competing registrar&#39;s ads. Sometimesunscrupulous companies will send e-mail or physical letters to inform you that your <b >domain</b> expires soon, and ask you to renew it by transferring it into their <b >domain</b> system. These letters can be very convincing, persuasive <b >domain</b> owners that they must follow the instructions in the letter or they will lose the <b >domain</b> name. Often these cheaters requires a higher amount than your real registrar, and do not offer a refund once you have them pay for a transfer,even if you do not use it. The best way to get this scam to be avoided, just to know what your agent, and only respond to a request from them. Keep a copy of your initial registration letter in your files so you can refer to it later if you have any doubts. </p>
<p> The <b >Domain</b> Name System has really evolved since its inception, and now with a <b >domain</b> name has a standard for individuals and businesses. Your <b >domain name</b> is your personality, your identity, yourcalling card in the Internet world. Choose it wisely and care for them and you will spend many happy years together! </p>
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		<title>Domain Names: Why you should invest in them</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Feb 2011 15:54:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Domain names are basically your online address. When people type in the address bar it takes to bring it into your website, what is your space on the web. Anyone can make a name buying their own domain if you are not licensed a special, and they are usually very cheap. Many webmasters or bloggers [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> <b >Domain names</b> are basically your online address. When people type in the address bar it takes to bring it into your website, what is your space on the web. Anyone can make a name buying their own <b >domain</b> if you are not licensed a special, and they are usually very cheap. </p>
<p> Many webmasters or bloggers prefer not <b >domain names</b> to get their own, and will instead operate their business or blog under a subdomain. That&#39;s good, but if you&#39;re seriousabout making money online, then you should definitely consider investing in a <b >domain</b> name. </p>
<p> <strong>So why you have your own <b >domain.</b></strong> </p>
<p> There are many reasons why. The main reason is because it just looks more professional, while a subdomain can tell your users that you are not very serious about your business. </p>
<p> Plus your own <b >domain</b> name will be much easier for others to remember, as opposed to a subdomain, whichincludes your <b >domain,</b> plus the <b >domain</b> of the site where your blog or website is hosted. For example, a unique <b >domain</b> name would you look like this: &quot;yourdomain.com&quot;, where as a subdomain would look like this: yourdomain.mydomain.com. See the difference? Your own <b >domain</b> is much shorter, plus it will be easier to remember. </p>
<p> Another great reason why you should invest in your own <b >domain</b> is because the site is hosting a free site to decideto quit in the future. That means you want all about rebooting. You can always use redirects, but the tape would not be worth it. So it&#39;s best to start it off right. </p>
<p> You can not have a hosting account, unless you have your own <b >domain</b> name. This means that you name service provider to use the free hosting of the <b >sub-domain.</b> This hosting is often not reliable, which means your site could be down a lot. It looks very bad for business when a clienttrying to make a purchase, but was unable to because the site is. It can destroy your reputation and cause you to lose lots of money. </p>
<p> But when you have your own <b >domain,</b> you can create your own hosting with a reliable hosting company. Most of them have a 99.9 per cent to time guarantee. This means your site will hardly ever be off and you can make a reliable business online contacts. </p>
<p> <strong>What <b >Domain</b> Name to a</strong> </p>
<p> <b >Domain names</b>purchased at the <b >domain</b> name registrars. Just use the search engines to help a man you want. Personally I prefer GoDaddy, simply because they are cheap web hosting it super easy to get started with their offer. </p>
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		<title>Creative Domain Names?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Jul 2010 09:15:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hi! Im going into the Air force, and I want to blog about my experiences in and out of the air force. Can anyone think of a creative domain name? My name is Cassandra! Thanks!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi! Im going into the Air force, and I want to blog about my experiences in and out of the air force. Can anyone think of a creative domain name? My name is Cassandra!<br />
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		<title>Multiple Domain Names: Use keywords to find your customers</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jun 2010 04:37:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you&#39;re looking for a website, many of us simply enter the name of a company or product, followed by. Com. We accept that we will find the site we want, and it often works. How would your customers find you online? Will they all go the same thing, or is there more than &#39;identity&#39; [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> If you&#39;re looking for a website, many of us simply enter the name of a company or product, followed by. Com. We accept that we will find the site we want, and it often works. How would your customers find you online? Will they all go the same thing, or is there more than &#39;identity&#39; to trying to make them? </p>
<p> Did you know that your site can have multiple <b >domain names</b> pointing to all the same? There are several reasons you may be more URL&#39;s having. For example, youURLs can register your company name, product name, description and keywords. They could all point to a unique location, or they could all point to the same site or a specific landing pages within a site. </p>
<p> Me, recently received a replacement glass top for sale for my Microwave. (Have you ever seen what happens when a heavy piece of glass, a brick floor hits It&#39;s actually kind of spectacular,? Although I do not recommend you try it) I figured that I have a few machine shops and would call.a replacement in no time. But everyone said it would be weeks the tab I need to get. I was online and ended up at a place called MicrowaveGlassTray.com. Really. I have the subject in a few days. </p>
<p> The microwave store I bought was not the name of Microwave glass tray. They may have several domains registered with keywords for the various products and services they offer. I found them because I was looking for a microwave glass tray. Having keywords that your customers searchYour <b >domain</b> name will help your ranking in search results. And, some people might stumble on your site by typing in keywords with a com at the end .. </p>
<p> You might want to misspell your name or corporate name to register, so that those in the wrong spelling of your company&#39;s name, for example, still your site accessible. If you are Web URLs, you can use both the old and new <b >names</b> pointing to the new site. </p>
<p> The mechanics of this is simple. An easy wayconfigured to send with your <b >domain</b> registrar is. This is the place where you are registered and selected the <b >domain name.</b> Some will allow you a URL to supervise the <b >domain</b> name you registered. </p>
<p> Make it easy for your customers to remember through the use of simple, descriptive URL&#39;s &#8211; and using more than one, as it will help customers find you. </p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 28 Feb 2010 21:13:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was looking at the auction for meangirls2.com from godaddy.com and man, this could give me a serious return. Does anyone have experience in this field that could lend me some advise?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was looking at the auction for meangirls2.com from godaddy.com and man, this could give me a serious return. Does anyone have experience in this field that could lend me some advise?</p>
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		<title>.net Vs. .com Domain Names?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:14:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Would it be better to have a website domain name with a .NET extension or a longer domain name with a .COM? For example, the domain I wanted to register, let&#8217;s call it ABCD.COM was already taken but ABCD.NET was available. Would it be better to use ABCD.NET or the longer AssociatedBusinessCompanyDoc.COM for marketing purposes. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Would it be better to have a website domain name with a .NET extension or a longer domain name with a .COM? For example, the domain I wanted to register, let&#8217;s call it ABCD.COM was already taken but ABCD.NET was available. Would it be better to use ABCD.NET or the longer AssociatedBusinessCompanyDoc.COM for marketing purposes. Which would people &#8220;identify&#8221; with better?</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:14:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I noticed that Yahoo, 1and1, and a few other sources offer web hosting services (paid services) that include a free domain name. Who owns the domain name (me or Yahoo, etc.) assuming I sign up for one of the paid hosting plans?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I noticed that Yahoo, 1and1, and a few other sources offer web hosting services (paid services) that include a free domain name.<br />
Who owns the domain name (me or Yahoo, etc.) assuming I sign up for one of the paid hosting plans?</p>
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		<title>Any Free Domain Names?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Feb 2010 09:14:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Can anyone tell me where to get a free Domain name AND Hosting and like doesnt tell you to include your Phone #]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Can anyone tell me where to get a free Domain name AND Hosting and like doesnt tell you to include your Phone #</p>
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		<title>Two Domain Names &#8212; Same Content &#8212; Two Providers?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Feb 2010 03:14:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have a website with domain name sample domain1 which is well indexed by all major search engines . Now due to the poor service provided to me by my web hoster I have taken a domain named sample domain 2 under another web hoster . Sample domain 1 and sample domain 2 are identical [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have a website with domain name sample domain1 which is well indexed by all major search engines . Now due to the poor service provided to me by my web hoster I have taken a domain named  sample domain 2 under another web hoster . Sample domain 1 and sample domain 2 are identical in content ( not even the minute change ) . The question is if I add /change the heading of my website in my meta tags like this :&#8212; sample domain 1/sample domain 2 . WHAT WILL HAPPEN ?  Will I be penalised ? Since I have paid the annual fee to the  service provider of  sample domain  1 , I would like the site to run there till it expires .Should I submit sample domain 2 to the search engines as well ? Sample domain 2 is now showing &#8211;the site does not exist .<br />
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		<title>Who Does Yahoo Get Their Domain Names From.?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yahoo inactivated my account and I am trying to move my domain name some where else.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yahoo inactivated my account and I am trying to move my domain name some where else.</p>
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