Choosing the right domain name for your online business or website involves a few things to think about before deciding which name to go with.
Below we have some quick tips on helping you decide which domain name best suits your website.
TIP: If you are going to offer products or services through your website, who will be your audience? Potential customers within New Zealand or international?
For most websites doing business within New Zealand a .nz domain name will work fine. For websites deciding to expand in the future a .com would be a better choice as an official commercial international business. The reason .com can also be a better choice, is that it is an international domain name extension which can rank higher in search engines and is accepted by more general searches and online directories. A .nz domain can restrict the inclusion of your website to these various online services from around the world.
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When creating a new website or updating an existing web project, it can be fustrating testing out the compatibility between various Internet Explorer browser versions.
IETester is a free WebBrowser that allows you to have the rendering and javascript engines of IE9 preview, IE8, IE7 IE 6 and IE5.5 on Windows 7, Vista and XP, as well as the installed IE in the same process.
This program is free to use and download with additional add-ons available through:
www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage.
You hear a lot about online auction websites, however have you ever thought of buying or selling your products through online classifieds?
In the past, online auctions have lead the way in buying and selling online. However recently there has been a small change within New Zealand, in the way that buyers and sellers are looking for smaller sites to promote their services and/or products, as well as selling to a more local customer range, rather then nation or world wide.
Online classifieds offer both private sellers and businesses more options and potential customers, as most classified websites offer contact information, lists of services provided, product photos and direct links to your own website, which can also help your search engine rank.
So you have recently finished your studies, become unemployed or are looking to get back in to work. Now the question is where do I start?
This article will give you some basic information and resources, where you can start looking and searching online for that dream job, in any industry and business area.
There are a number of very good New Zealand job sites which let you perform detailed searches on the type of job, location, position and yearly income you are looking for. The great thing about these sites is that you do not need to register in order to browse through their job listings and can compare your skills, experience and offered positions with each other.
With Google’s scheduled search update, which was to be launched in the first week of January 2010. I have received a number of emails from website owners asking how they can find out, how many website links their site has indexed in Google?
Google offers a very simple way of finding out how many links it currently holds in it’s index for a specific website. The results are given as an estimate and should not be seen as an exact count.