I Just Bought a Domain Name! Now What?!?!?!

T.,

Well it depends on how many products you are looking to sell (starting out...you can always upgrade later), how many GB of space you need and if you want a custom design or a template. If you email me some more details I can give you a quote for a custom design. What ever hosting service you get make sure that you have SSL for your e-commerce (customers like their information to be secure).

Good luck!

-T.
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www.fischerswebsites.com

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I used to have a domain name, it was never for profit, just a personal site. If you haven't chosen a host, try UOIndustries.com, pretty good space for pretty cheap. *shrugs* If you have any other questions, feel free to e-mail me!

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When I taught preschool music the last 2 years I designed my own website using Homestead.com. It was very easy and looks pretty professional. They even have the capability of adding an online store to your website if you are selling products. It is very affordable. Just go to http://www.homestead.com and you can see some sample websites. I think they even let you try it for free for so many days.

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If you aren't very tech savvy, try using a site such as www.citymaker.com They have some great templates and make it very easy to create your website and host it. I know of several small businesses that use it, including my own.

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What is your business? I started my own little business about a year ago, and found a website called http://www.etsy.com last November. It's for sellers who sell their own handmade items. So if you're selling handmade items I would for sure check Etsy out! Here is my store on Etsy so you can see what I'm talking about.
http://www.bumblebeebaby.etsy.com

I have my own website but I get the majority of my business through Etsy.

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