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Domain Name Registrars  by: Mitchell Medford Have you ever heard of the companies GoDaddy, eNom, or Network Solutions? These companies are domain name registrars. Domain names are the way humans remember webpages, and websites. For example, google.com is a lot easier to remember than the IP address of the website 64.233.187.99. Visitors of your website, want a domain name, rather than an IP address to remember, so they can view your webpages. Domain names used to be free, but now, just like everything else, they cost money. Usually around 10 to 20 dollars a year. The different registrars have different services that they offer, and pricing structures; but they all serve the same basic function. If you are thinking about creating a website, visit one of the registrars, and buy your domain name, before someone else gets it! You can buy a domain name that has already been registered, but then you end up paying hundreds to thousands of dollars for the domain!! About The Author Mitchell Medford is a popular reviewer of consumer electronics and has served as a product development consultant for several consumer electronics manufacturers including Dish Network. For more information on satellite TV, HDTV, and Dish Network DVR< receivers, visit his website: http://newtechnologytv.com. admin@mydishnetworkblog.com This article was posted on February 08, 2006 Read More Articles from the "Web Design and Development" Category: Design Your Own Website- It Is Simple by Tem Balanco Amazing And Free Web Design Tips by Steve Hill Linking out is good by Trenton Moss Why Not Have A One Web Page Design Until You Are Ready For A Full Web Site? by Ralph Ramah All Grown Up: Why You Don't Need a Website by Ilene Rosoff Should You Bother Learning HTML to Build Webpages? by Leslie Pinczi The Next Marketing Tool: Deisgn by Kyle Neath User-Centered Design (UCD) - 6 Methods by Tim Fidgeon The Power of Web Forms by Halstatt Pires 5 Steps To Ensuring Your Website Is Secure by John Lenaghan << Back to "Web Design And Development" Index

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