Number six

When your site is all primed, finished, and glamorous, the only step now is to find a web host to publish your new web page to the internet for the whole world to see. The only problem, though, is finding a web host.

Finding a web host is pretty much like finding a lawyer, a dentist, or anything else really. Each host has its own ups and downs, namely size of storage for your site (bandwidth), cost for having the site up, up/downtime ratios, etc.

https://www.godaddy.com/

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http://www.register.com/
http://www.networksolutions.com/

Domain names are typically the biggest part of the website. They are literally the diference between aadoirjhaoirjhaoe.com and google.

Protecting ease of navigation, remembrance, and even asthetic values, domain names are very important.

Domain names are the name of the website via the URL bar (IE google.com, geocities.com etc...), and according to how accurate the domain is, the name alone should bring in viewers, or have old users come back due to remembering the name of the website.

If you want to actually get your website out into the world, chances are you should pay for a domain name, only because getting to example.com is easier than freewebhost.example.examplemaker.com/230.ert/example.html(free domain name, usually). Get it?