Domain Registration & Hosting - Analytics

Domain Registration & Hosting
Once you have selected a domain name, you must make sure that it is
available, and then register it. After your domain name has been registered,
you must find a reliable host for your website.
• Register your domain with an ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned
Names and Numbers) accredited registrar. I use GoDaddy.
• Register as a .com if possible, if you have a global market. If you cannot get a
.com, but a great .net or .org is still available, it might be worth it to register
one of those instead of registering a longer (and less memorable) .com domain.
• If you are targeting a specific country or language, register a domain name in
that country’s top-level domain designation (e.g., buy a co.uk website for a
U.K.-targeted site). Also buy the .com version of your domain name and point
it at your country-specific location.
• Oftentimes certain directories and search engines will either be biased toward
local sites will or only let local sites in the index. “Local” may mean ending
with a local domain and/or being hosted on a server in that country.
• Host your site with a reliable host. I recommend DreamHost or Pair.com.
• For dynamic sites, make sure your host supports the technology you will be
using (such as ASP or PHP) before spending money.
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Analytics
It helps to install a free or cheap analytics program like Google Analytics or
HaveAMint.com before you start marketing so you can see what keywords you
rank for. It is easier to rank for related keywords than to rank for entirely new
keywords.
You can also use pay per click marketing on Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft right
off the start to learn what keywords convert well for you and which keywords do
not.
Source:  Seobook 
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