Internet Marketing BasicsA guide to using the Internet for business. This blog will discuss topics of interest to anyone new to the Internet who is considering doing business on the Internet. Please note that this blog is intended for newcomers to the Internet, including people who have yet to set up a website.tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-168431002007-03-09T20:52:25ZBlogger
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truechameleon2006-09-16T10:20:00-04:002006-09-16T14:22:40Z2006-09-16T14:22:40Ztag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16843100.post-115841656005609005Moved To Another URLI've noticed a bit of traffic here lately and only just realized that I plum forgot to update this site. Please note that I've sort of transferred most of the ideas I was going to discuss here over to the site It's My Business: http://www.itsmybizniz.com. falsechameleon2005-11-28T17:58:00-05:002005-11-29T04:00:20Z2005-11-28T23:00:28Ztag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16843100.post-113321882833605861My ApologiesMy apologies for the lack of new entries here. I do have entries sketched out, but I am still trying to find time to implement the new page design. I'm hoping to relaunch by January 1st. The URL will remain the same for the time being. Check my "hubsite", Chameleon Integration for general news.falsechameleon2005-09-22T16:18:23-04:002005-09-22T20:18:26Z2005-09-22T20:18:26Ztag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16843100.post-112742030693360898Internet Marketing Basics - Setting Up Pt IV - Checking Available Domain NamesIn the last two posts, I talked about choosing a domain name and the difference between having a .com, .biz, .info, etc., TLD (Top-Level Domain). Before you can actually register a domain name, you will want to check what is available. Your Internet Hosting Provider will likely have a domain-availability checking tool. I like to use ExpertHost's tool because I can check several domains and TLDs atfalsechameleon2005-09-21T22:20:00-04:002007-03-09T20:52:25Z2005-09-22T02:20:58Ztag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16843100.post-112735565869520292Setting Up On The Internet Pt III - What's the Difference Between .com, .biz, .org and So On?In choosing a domain name for your future website, you may be wondering what the difference is between ".com", ".org", ".net", ".edu", ".biz", and so on, is. These suffixes are called TLDs - Top Level Domains. Originally, when the (public) Internet was born, there were very few TLDs: .com, .org, .net, .gov, .mil and a few others. The country-level TLDs were added soon after, followed over thefalsechameleon2005-09-20T20:44:31-04:002005-09-21T00:44:35Z2005-09-21T00:44:35Ztag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16843100.post-112726347502017115Setting Up on the Internet Pt II - A Guide To Business On The Internet For Newcomers: Choosing a Domain NameEven if you're new to surfing the Internet, you probably know what an URL is. But in case you don't, a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is essentially an address on the Internet for a web page or some other file (image, document, script). An example is the address of this blog (at the time of writing): http://www.chameleonintegration.com/blogs/netmarketing/index.html. This is the "address" that youfalse