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One of the most common names in domain name hosting is Network Solutions.  But with their standard pricing for 1 year of domain name hosting for .com domains at .99, they are probably not the best choice for your first or next domain name.  One company that I have had extensive experience with called GoDaddy.com, is probably a much better choice.

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When designing a new site, there is a lot of planning involved.  One of the most important parts of the planning process is deciding what will be the scope of the site. What this means is that you have to make sure that your site encompasses enough to attract a large audience, but at the same time not be too large that you don't have enough content specific enough to attract an audience.

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1. Free PR!
   
   
2. ActiveX to disappear from the face of the planet.
   
   
3. Google to tell publishers what percent cut they keep from AdSense and to increase that cut whatever it may be.
   
   
4. Every web surfer in the world to use the exact same version of the exact same browser.
   
   
5. Higher placement in the SERPs.
   
   
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