Business blogs can be a good choice for both large and small companies – most companies already have a profile on the internet, but especially smaller companies are struggling to get visitors, and have serious problems reaching people interested in their field of business. Start a blog and use various ping services to reach out to millions of readers all over the world!
So you have a beautiful website complete and you have no idea what to name it. You have tried to think and think over and over, yet nothing seems good enough and every name that you do like is taken by some other website that probably doesn’t even deserve it. I know how painful giving anything a title can be so I have come up with a few ways you can name your website. Before thinking of a domain name you should remember that all good domain names are:
- easy to remember
- easy to spell
- less than 15 characters
- suggestive of the nature of your product or service
- free of legal conflicts with trademarks belonging to other businesses.
- have low google search counts
- etc…
All right, now that we have gone over a few of the basics as to what makes a good domain name, lets consider a few techniques to name just about anything ranging from your social science project on bananas to your wonderful websites.
Should you use CSS or (horror of horrors) tables? And what do you do when images are ‘blocked’?HTML email – you either love it or you hate it. Some love the simplicity of text-only emails, while others praise the flexibility and good looks of HTML. But it doesn’t really matter whether you love it or hate it because sooner or later a client will ask you to design one of those ‘pretty looking email thingies’ for their own customers, and then what do you do?