Email and web recommendations
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I'm looking for recommendations for a business who doesn't really have an online presence or relevant email address (it has 'their name' at hotmail.co.uk)
The web address they need is available and i would want them to associate their email addresses with the new domain too
Which provider is best for this? I would also be looking for them to have a new website set up at the new url which will allow them to get onto google a bit more easily - the market they operate in isn't overly competitive
Thanks
The web address they need is available and i would want them to associate their email addresses with the new domain too
Which provider is best for this? I would also be looking for them to have a new website set up at the new url which will allow them to get onto google a bit more easily - the market they operate in isn't overly competitive
Thanks
From the sound of it you want a simple domain and hosting package - www.businessname.com and email@businessname.com etc.
pretty much will be offered by any hosting company from 123-reg to GoDaddy etc. - you will find that there are mixed views on customer service for most of them...
if you are getting a web company to do the website, then usually they will either have hosting etc. or can recommend...
pretty much will be offered by any hosting company from 123-reg to GoDaddy etc. - you will find that there are mixed views on customer service for most of them...
if you are getting a web company to do the website, then usually they will either have hosting etc. or can recommend...
As above, register the domain with a well known domain company (eg GoDaddy) and get a local company to do the website and use the hosting they recommend. Should be £10 a month ish for hosting, £20 a year ish for domain name.
Email wise I'd suggest G Suite or Office 365. A few pounds per month per user, or a bit more if you want Office Apps bundled in. You can link your own domain to both for emails @yourdomain.com
Email wise I'd suggest G Suite or Office 365. A few pounds per month per user, or a bit more if you want Office Apps bundled in. You can link your own domain to both for emails @yourdomain.com
Just be aware that web designers aren't typically too bothered about the email side of things, so if email is important then be sure to look into G-suite and Office 365 as previously suggested. It pays to get these things right from the start to avoid complicated migrations at a later stage.
An easy route - especially if you don't want a wordpress site - is to have a look at squarespace.
An easy route - especially if you don't want a wordpress site - is to have a look at squarespace.
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