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The first step to designing an online store is selecting the name of your store. Your Web address, also called a URL-Uniform Resource Locator-or domain name, tells customers who you are and how to find you on the Internet. No two parties can have the same Web address; your online identity is totally unique.
 
Your domain name tells customers exactly how to find your business on the Web, it also communicates and reinforces the name of your business to every Web site visitor. It can also be used as part of your e-mail address to establish your online identity. 
 
Keep these tips in mind before you choose: 
Make it memorable. "Amazon.com" is much catchier than "booksonline.com." 
Describe your business. Another approach is to simply and logically describe your business. "Flowers.com" works perfectly for a florist. And if you are setting up an online presence for an established business, keep the name of your site the same as the name of your business. 
Keep it short. The best domain names are those that customers can remember and type into their browsers after seeing or hearing them only once, so complicated strings of words like "onlinecdstore.com" don't work as well as a simple phrase: "cdnow.com." 
 
Your assignment is to: Explore at least three (3) domain registration sites and evaluate the sites for similarities and differences. Your summary should include (but not limited to):
Is the site user friendly?
Cost of registering a domain name (to include initial cost and fees for up to 5 years).
Does the company offer website hosting? What is the cost?
Does the company offer templates to create websites? Is pricing involved?
Determine which site you would use to register your company domain. Explain
 
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Written paper at least 2 pages
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