Registering a Domain Name: The Three Ways

January 23, 2010

Awesome: you have a brilliant idea for your blog or website, you know you will follow through with it, and you can feel ideas forming in your mind.
Now you have to get a domain name and put that idea of yours on the web!
A domain is the address of a website.  For example, webjourney.me is [...]

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Choosing a Domain Name

December 21, 2009

Your name is the first thing that people will think of when if they remember your site. It is important that you come up with a great one.
Factors of Choosing a Domain Name
These are the factors that you should consider when choosing your name.
1.  Related to Topic
Your domain name needs to be related to [...]

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Small Domain Providers Worth the Risk?

September 14, 2009

With all the bad stuff that webmasters are hearing about domain giants such as Godaddy, beginning webmasters are confused about which domain registrar to choose.
There are a ridiculous amount of domain registrars out there, all promising similar features with similar prices.  Yet, people constantly go to the big registrars even though they have bad reputations.
Smaller [...]

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Why I Choose My Domain

May 28, 2009

It seems to me that many people are interested about my domain name.  Therefore, I have made a post so as to clear up any questions and criticisms the readers of this blog have had.
I would also like to thank my readers for their criticism.  I greatly appreciate  all the feedback, and am honored to be [...]

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Domain Extensions Myths Revealed

April 9, 2009

Domain extensions are the things you see after the domain name.  For example, in www.webjourney.me, .me is the extension.  There is a lot of hype about the domain extensions so I am going to clear up some myths here.
Domain Myths
.com is the only good domain.  It is recommended that you always get .com if it is [...]

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