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Monday, 11 September 2006 |
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OK, so I hope you haven't already purchased your domain name. I usually recommend for people to buy their domains at the END of the production process. usually, a persons product/offer/service/JV changes so much that what they thought they were going to launch ends up being completely different.
If you have, no matter, you will find this section useful anyway. Or you can skip to the Nameserver section, Hosting section or other.
Incidentally I use GoDaddy.com to manage my domains, and have done for years. I have never had a problem with them and I don't hesitate to recommend them to you. |
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Sunday, 25 February 2007 |
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 Setting up Hosting can make or break your account. DO NOT GO FOR THE CHEAPEST you can afford. Cheap does NOT mean GOOD... or even adequate!
PLEASE take my experience of 8 years building sites and working on hundreds of different servers, and make sure you get hosting that will provide EVERYTHING!
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Monday, 11 September 2006 |
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Your 'nameservers' are the directional tools used to point the internet to your domain name. It is the link between the domain and the hosting, and without themyou simply don't exist on the net. Widely regarded the realm of the webmaster, I walk you through this inside secret so you can manage your own domain, set it up on your own hosting, set your nameservers, and appear on the net! It's almost magic! |
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Monday, 20 November 2006 |
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 Now that you have your Reseller Hosting setup you will need to know what to do to set it up properly, and start uploading your sites.
Follow these tutorials and I will show you how to setup your individual Packages, Accounts and how to get the information you will need for your Nameserver settings in GoDaddy.
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Monday, 11 September 2006 |
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File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is the fancy name given to 'sending your files to the internet'. Basically. FileZilla is the program I use to do this task, and it is a walk in the park. Transferring your files is a serious matter though, choose the wrong transfer method and your files will look like swiss cheese in the browser! I show you how to setup your local files, your remote files, what transfer settings you need and what to watch out for. Just the basics. |
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