Catalogue - Web Sites

Below are some samples of Web Sites for Business, Organisations and Clubs.

Business 1V.		Business 2V
Business 3V		Personal or Nature 4V
Business Auto 3V.		Business Soft 3V
Personal or Family1V.		General Dark 3V
Club or Organisation 1V		Business Product 3V
Club or Organisation 2V.		Business Blue 3V
		Information Papers pdf
		Domain Names

How to go about getting your

web site up and  running.

Decide on what you want your web site to accomplish.

• To give viewers information about your business/organisations` products, services, were to find you, contacting you etc.

• To sell products on-line over the internet.

Step 2.

Gather all your information together about your business/organisation that can be used for your web site.

• Addresses, phone and fax numbers etc.

• TEXT: Description of your business. About you and/or your staff or members About your Products and/or your services you provide.

• GRAPHICS: Photos of your premises, products etc

• STATIONARY: Business card, Logo, letter head, brochures etc

Step 3.

Think of a name for your web site.

example: www.yourname.com.au

or www.yourname.net

If you are a business, your web site name must use part of your registered business name or it can be an anachronism.

Eg: Lucky Joe's Hardware. You could use www.luckyjoeshardware.com.au or www.luckyjoes.com.au or www.ljhardware.com.au or

www.ljh.com.au

There are different extensions too, and different rules apply. (.com / .net / .net.au / .org / .biz etc

Any .au extensions must be a registered Australian business with an ABN number.

.org is normally a none profit organisation.

This name, or address, is referred  to as your Domain Name.

Once you are sure of your Domain Name, it is then registered through an official Registrar with an annual fee.

Step 4.

Actual building of your web site.

Call Pages n Pages web design.

Step 5.

The next step is to display it to the world on the World Wide Web for every one to see.

Firstly, it needs to be "Hosted" with a Hosting Company. Your web site is "up-loaded" to their servers/computers, and that's where it sits.

There is annual fee for hosting.

Secondly, it should be submitted to Search Engines, so companies like Google, Yahoo, MSN have it in their data bases.

A bit more goes on behind the scenes offcourse but they are the main things to get your web site up an running.

Pages n Pages can do most of the above for you: build your web site, register your domain name, arrange and up-load it to a suitable hosting company and submit it to the biggest search engines.

Contact me if you have any questions or would like to discuss getting a web site.

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