Ever wonder why some Web address don’t end in .com, .org, or .edu? Most likely, the Web site is hosted on a server in another country, or, the origin of business is in another country. Here’s a list of different country domain extensions and their corresponding countries sorted alphabetically according to the file extension.
Stop websites from stealing your images
July 27, 2009 Leave a Comment
I was reviewing my website statistics and noticed a website was referring a lot of traffic, so I clicked on the link and saw it was a political website that looked like mine, and even included my own company logo! Obviously this needed to be stoped, but how? If you use a company like HostGator with [...]
Choosing A Web Host
May 15, 2009 Leave a Comment
By Jason Saeler Your-Propeller-head.com Which hosting plan is right for you? Choosing a hosting plan can be a daunting process for the beginner. With all of the options and hosting companies available, it often takes a Propeller-Head to figure out of the plan that best fits your needs. The first step when looking for your [...]
Host your own blog quick and easy
May 15, 2009 Leave a Comment
By Jason Saeler Your-Propeller-head.com I listened to Tom Antion’s Blogging cd (you can read about it on his Blog) and decided to give them a shot. Initially, I tried BlogSpot.com, as it was free and I thought at the time the easiest way to go. Turns out I was wrong. Now don’t get me wrong, [...]
What is a processing gateway?
May 13, 2009 Leave a Comment
Processing gateways give you the ability to accept payments online through your website’s shopping cart. The gateway works as a middleman between you and your bank. It collects the funds and then transfers them to your account for a small percentage, monthly fee and minimal per item charge (These rates tend to be fairly standardized). [...]
Host your own blog quick and easy
May 13, 2009 Leave a Comment
By Jason Saeler Your-Propeller-head.com I listened to Tom Antion’s Blogging cd (you can read about it on his Blog) and decided to give them a shot. Initially, I tried BlogSpot.com, as it was free and I thought at the time the easiest way to go. Turns out I was wrong. Now don’t get me wrong, [...]