You know you need a website, but how do you begin choosing the best domain name, let alone the most appropriate extension and where to get it? Here are nine tips to do just that.
When you first register a domain, you’re required to provide a small amount of information to get it set up and running: things like your name, address, phone number, and an email address. This information is compiled into what’s called a WHOIS record, there’s no one central database of WHOIS records; instead your domain registrar
You’ve seen padlocks in your address bar before, but what do they mean, and how do you make sure your site is “trusted” so that search engines and browsers don’t warn visitors away? Find out in this article.
