How to Build Websites

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2018-01-24 16:38

Just make sure you have everything you need as you build a website. It may be easier than you may think. It might be a little harder than it is to register for a Facebook account, but maybe not by much. A basic website may have around five main parts you may want.

01 Content
02 Website Builder / code
03 Host to publish your site
04 Domain Name: www. YOUR DOMAIN NAME . com
05 And maybe other things and/or etc...........

Content

The most important thing you need is the content. Please try your best to keep your content, photos, articles, videos, links, GIFs, memes, files, and everything for your websites on your computers and/or other places. Keep backups of your websites. Have backup plans, just in case the servers die or in case your host deletes or hides or loses your content. Keep your content in case you want to leave your host to move on to a new host or something. You can host websites on your own computers as well. And a server is a computer or it can be. If you don't already know, then take my word for it that you can use your own computer like a server for websites, etc.

Try to keep copies of your content. Make lists of your contents. Facebook keeps track of your content for you. But Facebook also has the ability to delete, remove, hide, any of your stuff. Keep your content on computers, thumb drives, cloud storage, emails, online, in folders, lists in text files, in phones, in memory sticks, in flash cards, on servers, laptops, devices, Facebook, YouTube, Dtube, Twitter, Gmail, Steemit, Minds, Gab, Medium, Weebly, Wix, and/or wherever. Make backups. Don't keep all your eggs or ORIGINAL OATMEAL in one basket or bowl.

Hosting

How can you publish your website? How can you turn it on and make it go live? One option is GoDaddy. They do web hosting. If you have copies of your website content, then you don't have to worry about your website host. In other words, if GoDaddy died one day, say for example, then at least your content would still be safe. Blockchains, like Steemit, is another option for keeping your content on backups. There are different ways to host a website.

Have been working on a website this week all about music. This website is called Shelton Music LLC, a retail music store in Shelton, Washington, USA, at 415 West Railroad Ave, Shelton, WA 98584. You can email them at [email protected] and call them at 360-358-8298. We sell, buy, consign, new, used, musical instruments, , strings, picks, tuners, bags, cords, guitars, drums, keyboards, ukuleles, harmonicas, sheet music, trumpets, amplifiers, sticks, clarinets, etc. Please tell us what you're looking for, be it new or used. Ask us about discounts. 10% @ $100+. 15% @ $500+. 20% @ $1,000+. For example. Check out our Bulletin Board. Our community wall features information about music lessons, classified ads, wanted ads, gigs, opportunities, and more. Teachers, find your students, here at this musician network. Come over and make new friends here. Facebook - YouTube - Mon-Fri 10AM-6PM, Sat 10AM-5PM, Sun Closed. That is some of the information about this music store as of today, 2018-01-24 Wednesday 8:11 AM LMS JA: this information may or may not become outdated in the future. We are using GoDaddy at the moment for the domain name, the hosting, the GoCentral online store web builder thing, basically, it seems, for this year of 2018, and we may or may not continue in 2019 and beyond that with offline and online aspects of this music store found at our website, the domain name, http://www.SheltonMusicLLC.com and people go here to buy music stuff and to make new friends here. It is a small nice city near Seattle. It reminds me of the Mea Omnia website I was working on back in 2011 and 2012, that was http://www.MeaOmnia.com, and it is good to make sure you have options for people to buy stuff on your website via things like PayPal, Stripe, Square, cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Steem, etc.