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[KarenfromKC]

[robert adams]

Hi Karen,

Not sure why you never got a reply to this.
however, here is my suggestion.

1. get a real hosting account somewhere
they are really cheap these days.
You can get good hosting for $10 a year for a small site.

2. Most of the hosting will come with some type of website builder program, use that to create/upload all your web pages.
( or better yet, learn the basics of using ftp so you can have complete control over your new web site. )

3. using your comain name registrar's control pane, change the DNS/server name settings for your domain name so that it points at your new hosting account.


now, you have a real website with no ads from someone else, and you have complete control over it.

You can then start the process of marketing it to your customers so they can find it.

etc, etc.

luck,
robert

[KarenfromKC]

[KansasDragon]

[robert adams]

One of the things to remember in all of this is "BACK UP!"

always make copies/backups of anything you are working on when it comes to computers and the internet.
That way, you are never more than a few clicks away from recovery no matter what you have done.

Make sure that your hosting company keeps regular backups of all your files and databases, etc.


Most hosting companies offer "cpanel". That is a particular brand of control panel.

In my experience ( over 13 years ), it is the best and easiest to work with.

luck,
robert

[Lynn Terry]