Part 3 of The Newbies Guide To Editing and Uploading Their 1st Website
Hello and thanks for visiting my blog.
Welcome to part 3 of ‘The Newbie’s Guide To Editing and Uploading Their 1st Website’ in which I will take you from the point of purchase to the point of uploading the completed website.
As YouTube will only allow a maximum of ten minutes per video I am showing you one task at a time, so this may seem a little slow but please bear in mind that this series is aimed at helping people that have never done any of this type of work before.
This Third video deals with Domain Names and Hosting. I have recommended the two companies that I use for these services, but please feel free to look around for alternatives of your choice. Also; it may be worth your while getting in touch with your Internet Service Provider and asking about free web space as most of them do offer it. However if you’re with Orange, I know that they only offer a basic template for you to fill in, which is no good for what we are doing here.
If you do manage to get some free web space from your ISP your web address is likely to look something like:
http://yourchosenname.website.orange.co.uk/
Which i hope you’ll agree doesn’t look very professional. However you can purchase a domain name and have it forwarded to your free website, so that the web address you use is far more professional looking, for example:
http://yourdomainname.co.uk
Please watch the video and feel free to leave your comments. When you have watched the video please continue reading this post, below the video, as I will provide you with links to the websites mentioned during the video.
Websites talked of during the video:
1 and 1 and D9 Hosting:
Part 4 of the series will be uploaded ASAP.
Until next time, take care
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Thank you for posting this! It’s finding blogs like this with great information that make me want to keep working harder on mine.
Thanks for the compliment
Regards, Barry
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Great advice and very true. One of the most important things bloggers, or any business, can do is try not to give up. Even when times are tough it?s important to be there for your readers and customers because they will remember you in a positive light once things get better and you will be rewarded for your efforts.
Thanks for leaving your comment. I agree with you, never give up and always be there for your readers and customers. After all it is the readers and customers that keep us going in tough times.
Regards, Barry
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