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1). Internet Marketing: The importance of a Domain Name By : Sergio Roth
The domain name is the entry to your site. The address people type in their browsers to get to it. You need to pay attention to it, because your company name will not always be the best domain name you can get for your website. There are certain considerations you should keep in mind when choosing the domain name you will use: · your domain name should be easy to remember for the intended audience · your domain name should contain keywords so it helps your site positioning in search engines.
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2). What is the Difference Between Unix and Windows Web Hosting? By : Jason Kamara
When publishing your website, you are confronted with the choice of Unix, Linux, or Windows hosting plans. Learn what the differences are between the three, and when and why you should care.
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3). Codes and Scripts at your Fingertips By : Tom Takihi
Creating beautiful websites is no longer the monopoly of techies. Now, with web designing codes made available through the Internet, anyone can dabble into the exciting world of web development and web design. During the early years of the Internet, only a handful of people were capable of developing a blank webpage into a site that not only attracted a new breed of surfers, but conveyed the company’s thrust at one glance.
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4). Web Programming and Design: Images and Thumbnails By : Sergio Roth
Let’s start with an example so you see where we’re going to with this article. Consider a listings type site; in this case, let’s think of a real estate website which lists properties. Each property has a picture. You have a page where you list all properties in a given neighborhood, about 20 properties per page. For each property, you display a smaller version of its picture (this is called a thumbnail), and a brief description of the property, so site visitors can click on the property they like to learn more about it.
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