Whatever it is:

– your big wedding event

– any other big family event

– a festival

- a course / training event

– a celebration event in your local community

– an international seminar or conference event

– a campaign event / promotion event

– a school class event.

It is much easier to find a proper domain name for an event website than for a permanent website.

In many cases you can use the formula: www.EVENTNAME2005.com or …Net or with a national domain like …co.uk

You can use the formula: www.musicfestival2005.com or www.music-festival-2005.com

or for your wedding event www.maryANDpeter.com or www.wedding-mary-peter.com

You can use this formula or similar ideas for domain registration for all events of any kind, whatever it is special events or annual event or more frequent events. Think of:

A course day for training: www.MarketingTraining2005.com

A sports day: www.Soccer-championship-2005.com and so on for all events.

If your event is an ongoing event, year after year, (I don’t think of your wedding!) and you can get a really good domain name, then register this domain name, and use it year after year for the annual event.

This is fine for the branding of the domain name, as well as for the re-use of printed material, internet links etc.

Remark, that you can write the domain name of the event in different ways, using capital letters to make the domain name more readable, as the capitalization of the letters in the domain name doesn’t matter. Only if you refer to specific pages other than the home page you need to have an exact match for the letters. This is one of the good reasons, too, to go for a completely new domain name.

You only get help from the domain name registration if you also set up a website.

In the big picture to register a domain and to have it hosted is a very little part of the expense for all events.

If you are really on a shoestring consider a service like Direct Nic, see http://www.domainregistrationhosting.net/directnic.htm The registration costs as little as 15 USD per year and you can set up a f*ree website without any extra costs. This web hosting company allows you to upload 20 MB of web pages on the free account just for your cost of the domain name

registration. That is more than enough for most event websites. Just be careful with the graphics, including pictures. All the graphics have to be optimized for web use for the lowest possible file size. This shouldn’t give you any problems.

What to use event domains and event websites for?

In your event planning make use of your event website to tell about: – What is the background of the event? – If it is a special event, then why is it a special event. – Where and when and for whom? – Will it cost something and how to register to participate in the event? – Are you expecting presents – other things guests have to prepare for?

The website after the event should also be a part of your event planning.

Most visitors will use the event website after the event, so remember that in your planning.

You can post photos from the event – this is a very popular aspect of any modern event, so plan for that. You can incorporate the photos on your event website or you can link to a special service that makes it easier for you to upload the event pictures after the big day. I have put some of the best offers together here and some services are f*ree: http://www.OnlinePhotoSharing.net

You can highlight special messages, lessons learned, info for further work, cooperation and event planning – may be try to coordinate all events after the common big event?

I am sure you have many more ideas already to be included in your event planning – just remember for all events – plan in time, that makes everything much easier for yourself and for other event participants.

And, PLEASE, don’t close down your successful event website just a few months after the event. Visitors will first arrive in numbers to websites after some time.

Lesson: If possible, include in your event planning some years of hosting of your event website and keep your event domain as long as you can.

Get help from Soren Breiting to find the right domain name at http://www.DomainRegistrationHosting.net for your event website. Enjoy Soren’s wonderful stock photos at: http://www.azFOTOS.com and sign up for his ezine at http://www.StockPhotoNews.com about marketing and how to use pictures.Soren has written more than 20 printed books, and countless articles in journals and magazines about his special fields of interest. He is widely published on the web, too.

Marketing is all about being at the right place, at the right time, with the right message. If you try to be there for everyone, your message will become diluted. And if you dilute it enough, it won’t be the right message, at the right time, for anyone. Just remember that – it’s a golden rule of marketing.

I’m sure you realize it’s impossible to meet everyone’s needs. So you need to select a target and attempt to appeal to them and them alone.

• Cater your product to solve their needs…

• Adjust your website to fit with their interests…

• Write your advertising to be compelling to them…

This may seem simple at first glance. But, take it to heart; it really is a sure-fire way to increase your sales.

Here are a few examples of niche websites and ways to make a profit from them:

» Travel is too broad, but traveling in style might be a good niche:

• get people to subscribe to a review of 5 star hotels.

• find travel agencies to advertise with you and pay you a percentage forreferrals.

• write an e-book geared toward the best places to travel to.

• review celebrities and their stylish vacations (virtually everyone is fascinated by celebrities).

» Recipes

are too broad, but new Hungarian recipes are a niche:

• people may subscribe to a newsletter where you offer useful links to products with your affiliate ID embedded within them.

• write your own specific-type of recipe book and sell it from your site.

» Careers are too broad, but careers in biotechnology might be a good niche:

• discuss how to ace a biotech job interview.

• list where the jobs are.

• if you could get enough companies to post their jobs with you, you might be able to offer subscription based access to your job listings.

• write an email series on Biotech Careers and collect your prospects information.

• provide a bulletin board for people to exchange their thoughts.

• offer links to online courses that could help advance a biotechnologist’s career and make a commission from them.

I’m sure you get the idea. Just focus in on one specific area. It is impossible for one website (or one product) to fill everyone’s needs. And really, don’t you think that might be a little more than you can accomplish for now?

After reading this, you may need to adjust your product, your website or your target audience a little (or all of them). Fortunately, websites aren’t set in stone and are very easy to change.

Try tweaking your niche a little by making it more specific and see what happens with your profits.

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The base for your website construction is dependent on what you intends to achieve with the website. There are different steps to be followed for personal websites and different steps for the commercial websites. Depending on this, you will have to choose the right designer for your website construction needs.

Your designer has to be decided according to your budget.

You also have to choose your website construction designer according to the budget you have allocated for website designing and the amount of time you have to spend for website construction. Of course, the more you can afford to spend for the project, the better you can expect the website to become. However, spending more time on the project may not ensure a good website as some designer only waste time.

There are different types of website construction you can choose from for your website. You could create a simple page having only company description, and your contact details. This is the cheapest website that requires limited maintenance. These websites should be done by designers using templates for creating websites as not much concentration should be

placed in fancy graphics but more on describing you product to visitors and getting your contact information across to visitors.

Graphics and presentation are important in website construction

Another form of website construction is a website with numerous pages including feedback form, manuals, company description, brochures, contact details and frequently asked questions. These websites are great for sales staff where visitors will be able to choose their products and decide whether to establish contact with sales people or not.

Graphics and artistic presentations are very effective in reaching website goals and objectives while emphasis has to be placed in providing a simple but accurate description of your product. Make sure the website construction leads to a website that is easily accessible, easy to navigate and is located in most search engines.

Simplify sales order processing to get better returns

With advanced website construction methods, you can create a product catalogue that has company description, payment system and contact details. In website construction, you thus create a full e-commerce site that has payment mechanisms involved in it, with an integration of all sales and orders.

A tip to remember in this website construction is that you receive a payback by reducing cost of processing sales as the more simplified is the electronic sales order processing, the lesser staff you require for processing orders.

After website construction, all these websites have to be registered as many search engines and associated directories as possible. This will ensure the generation of traffic to your site over some time.

To succeed at your online business (whether you are selling your own product/service or are selling for other merchants as an affiliate), you need a Web site created just for that – a simple, focused site. One that is easy to build, maintenance-free, low cost, credible, and a powerful traffic-builder and customer-converter.

Having the right tool and the right product alone doesn’t insure the success of your website. There are many factors to be considered while designing a site. Unfortunately, most of these are easily ignored by Internet business owners.

Build It for Speed – It’s a fact of modern life – people are in a hurry. This means that you have between 10 and 30 seconds to capture your potential customer’s attention. To minimize your load time, keep graphics small. Compress them where possible. Use flashy technology (JavaScript, Flash, Streaming Audio/Video, animation) sparingly and only if it is important to your presentation.

Target your Market – Know who your market is and make certain that your site caters to their needs. It is critical that your site reflect the values of your potential customers. Is your market mostly business professionals? If so, the site must be clean and professional. Is your product aimed mostly a teenagers and young adults? Then your site could be more informal and relaxed. The key here is to know your market and build the site to their preferences.

Focus the Site – Make certain your web site is focused on the goal, selling your product or service. A site offering many unrelated products is not necessarily unfocused, but this is often the case. If your business does offer many products, dedicate a unique page for each instead of trying to sell them all from one page.

Credibility Is Crucial – The most professionally designed site won’t sell if your customers don’t believe in you. A clear privacy statement is one way to build your credibility. Provide a prominent link to your privacy statement from every page on

the site as well as from any location that you are asking your visitors for personal information. Provide legitimate contact information on line.

Navigation should be simple – Make site navigation easy and intuitive. Simple and smooth navigation adds to the convenience of the visitors. Add powerful search and catalog features. Many times a lot of visitors do not have the patience to navigate through the whole website to find what they are looking for.

Consistency is the key – Make sure the site is consistent in look, feel and design. Nothing is more jarring and disturbing to a customer than feeling as if they have just gone to another site. Keep colors and themes constant throughout the site.

Make your site interactive and personalized – Make your website interactive. Add feedback forms as well as email forms that allow your prospective customers to ask you any questions they might have pertaining to a product. Personalization of your website is another key element that can lead to customer delight and can increase your sales. Personalization technology provides you the analytic tools to facilitate cross-selling and up-selling when the customer is buying online. It would give you an idea of what products to cross-sell and up-sell. For example, when a person buys a CD player, a disc cleaner can also be offered.

Content is King – Good content sells a product. Ask yourself the following questions. Does your copy convey the message you wish to get across to your visitors? Is it compelling? Does it lead your visitor through the sales process? Have others review, critique and edit your copy to insure it is delivering the intended message. Always double check your spelling and grammar.

These eight, simple rules will go a long way toward the improvement of your website and most importantly, turn visitors into customers.

Warmly,

Steve Brining

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The question is, why would you want to make your own template when there are plenty of ready built templates available to buy? That’s an easy question to answer, the simple truth is, because you can. There’s also a great deal of satisfaction to be had from building and designing your own web site from scratch. Of course, as the saying goes, even the best designed web sites are useless if nobody knows they’re there. That in a nut shell is why people prefer to use templates, it saves time. It allows them to concentrate on the very important task of driving traffic and marketing their site.

There are of course lots of free Xsitepro templates available out of the box when you purchase Xsitepro, I’ve also no doubt that this number will grow as the popularity of the product increases, allowing them to invest more in these type of areas. However, if you’re still keen to build your own Xsitepro templates, then follow the advice below:

The out of the box Xsitepro template includes a header panel, left and right panel, a footer panel and the main panel. You can affect each of these areas of the page with your template and create your web site around this design.

So your original design must take into consideration this layout. If indeed this is the layout you would like to use. There are different ways to design a web page, however this is commonly agreed as the best method for SEO purposes.

Once you have an idea in your head of what the template looks like, it is then possible to begin your design. Effectively, what we are aiming to do is to create an impression of what you would like your web site to look like if it did not have any content. This is the bear bones of your web site.

A popular tool used for creating web site templates is Photoshop. You simply select the size of the canvas

and start your design. If this is your first time creating an Xsitepro template, keep it simple. You’ll get better and more confident with time. Start with the header, there are lots of tutorials that can be used for creating a header with Photoship. I would recommend you study the following:

http://www.pegaweb.com/tutorials/web-page-header/web-page-header-1.htm

http://www.entheosweb.com/photoshop/header.asp

Then move onto the side panels, making sure that they match the header before completing your new web site footer. Depending on your artistic skills and confidence with Photoshop, this can take as little as five minutes for a basic design or several hours for a more complicated one.

By this stage, you should have a general feel for how to create a website layout. To make it into an Xsitepro template, we just need to cut and slice your design. The slicing tool is part of the Photoshop feature set, again with confidence you will be able to use it quickly and easily. However, for a simple tutorial I would recommend:

http://www.eyesondesign.net/pshop/slicing/images.htm

To fit in with Xsitepro, you should have one thought on the height and width of your slices. The most popular of which are listed below:

Header – 160 x 700 pixels

Left and right panels – 65 x 185 pixels

Main body – 65 x 500

Footer – 60 x 130

As you progress, experiment with these sizes to find which suits you better.

Now that you have designed and sliced your template, it is time to import your design into Xsitepro. Like most features of Xsitepro, this is very easy and intuitive. You simple, create a new project and new web site and then click the “page layout” option. From this page, you have the option to affect the different parts that make up your page (Remember the header, left and right panels etc), it is from this page that you can change the default header GIF, for your newly designed header GIF. You can do this for all of the other elements of the page.

There you have it, you’ve now created your own unique free Xsitepro template.

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There are some very important things you must do SEO-wise while designing your website. Proper web design is not a difficult task; it is just a matter of designing your website from a viewer’s point of view. Many printing and business gift companies like ft promotions provide all the information you need to know about ordering, shipping and designing promotional mugs right on their website. I am happy to say I have made a couple of friends through my articles, one Bipolar man overseas that might collaborate on designing a website with me, and another Bipolar girl in my own city who is going to become a café latte coffee friend and someone to chat to on the phone.

A common problem that many people have is that before they even start designing or building a website they need to decide specifically what the goal of the website is. The time and effort you spend on designing your website will be obvious to your visitors and will result in sales. Unlike the Hollywood fairy tale of “build it and they will come,” designing a beautiful website isn’t enough.

To take on just about any other non-administrative project you can think of — designing your website, writing a business plan, sending out press releases, you name it. In order to increase the search engine optimization for your website, some new website designing needs to be done. Let’s talk about couple of important point I choose to discuss –Web Designing &

Web hosting – Lets say you have chosen one of the best web designing company in your area to design & develop your website with the best of your knowledge and they have completed the website designing in couple of days now your website is ready to host on a server. Don’t get too caught up in all the fancy graphics when it comes to designing a website.

Irrelevant, Content Is King when designing your website, and is equally important to both of the major groups who will determine the success of your web site. Adding a nice logo, a simple navigation menu, some eye-catching images and suitable fonts are some positive parameters for designing your website. I wouldn’t name the website here, but I know well about them because I was trying to compete with them for two most competitive keywords “web design company” and “web designing company” If you doubt that these keywords are so competitive, I would like you to have a look at this great tool which would tell you how competitive a keyword and a phrase is, it’s fun to play with. Design depends on individual taste and designing a website from a first draft that the client will like from the start, can be a real challenge for more info www.automatic-content.com.

You selling your product or service, marketing it, doing the accounting, paying the bills, answering the phones, designing and updating your website and preparing and sending out mail, Keywords and Search Terms Your business keywords and search terms are also critical considerations when designing your website. Designing a Website with ZERO Marketing Experience –visit to www.my-early-days-on-the-net.com – Most web designers have no idea how to make money on the internet, with anything other than their design services. If you are designing or maintaining your website then learn about Meta tags.

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That’s why you need this latest and greatest in Internet code technology: the ROR/RDF XMLNS code. It’s a form of XML that doesn’t validate like an RSS or Atom feed does; it validates through the RDF Validation Service. You can look that up on the Net, and you’ll see what I mean. Meanwhile, there’s the matter of the Really Simple Syndication and the Atom XML codes. These codes DO validate through RSS Validation sites as regular feed codes. These codes, also known as feeds, can be taken by people visiting your website and input into their own RSS and Atom feed readers, such as RSS Reader (which you can download for free off of their website) and other news aggregators and feed readers.

These codes are great for spreading news on your website around. Basically, they each introduce important parts of your website — or even your whole site in its entirety — if you choose that you want to spread every page around to the general public through what’s normally known as news and blog aggregation readers and services. You can find these services on websites all over the Web, and they’re rapidly gaining in use and popularity. A good example of such a service is the NewsIsFree website, a news aggregator. These services usually take news feeds of all kinds and some blogs, plus they’re starting to take advertisement feeds. This latter portion is a bit of a worry due to the fact that spyware and adware can thus be passed in a widespread manner all around the WWW.

This is being looked into very seriously by the experts. Most people are concerned that RSS will be used like a tool for this, so please be careful about copying RSS advertisement feeds into your news or blog feeds aggregator. The news and the normal daily or weekly expression blog feeds should be perfectly safe, for now. You should be able to scan RSS and Atom feeds for all types of malware someday in the not too distant future.

The RSS and Atom feeds are attached generally to little tiny orange buttons labeled “XML” and nothing more. Sometimes Atom feeds are attached to little blue buttons labeled “ATOM”. The buttons are less than half an inch long and only a few centimeters wide, and would be very hard to see if it weren’t for their bright coloration. The type they sport is a bright white, too. Some services are starting to use slightly larger and more visible but similar buttons for their particular XML-related services. The ROR/RDF XMLNS buttons are a little bigger, being an inch long, but are the same thickness as the RSS/Atom buttons and are half orange and half grey. They say “ROR” in the orange portion and “INFO” on the grey side, off-center. They also have a light yellow line around each portion and

the margin of the button, plus the type is a light yellow, making them a bit easier to see without being so brightly colored. They’re mostly placed visibly on your site in order to boast that you now sport ROR/RDF code on your website.

You can go ahead and even input the code directly into your site without ever bothering to use one of the colorful but dull ROR buttons. Just upload the code in an ror.xml text file into the root directory of the site. You will have to do this whether you show the button or not, anyway, and you also have to do this in the case of the RSS and Atom codes. They upload as feed.xml and atom.xml or something very similar to that in most cases. There is some leeway when assigning the filenames to these special XML codes, but they have to be uploaded as text files into your website’s root directory. You might, however, want to display one or more of the ROR buttons on your website, preferably on your site map or home page, as this button is solely there so that search engines can pick up valuable information you want to share with them about your website.

The more such links you have, the more often major search engine bots will pick up on them, you see. So we advise you to proudly display that you have ROR/RDF code on your website. We suggest you definitely get at least an ROR code for your website to raise your rankings in the search engines, or to keep them high, and an RSS code for a website feed for your valuable website or websites. Remember that you can hook up more than one website in a single feed or one ROR/RDF file code. This is one thing that makes these special codes so popular and valuable to users.

You will see a variety of little buttons on several of the websites you are visiting nowadays, especially the major company ones. Probably, you’ve already seen them, and now you know what they are! Pretty soon nobody will be able to do without these little “pill” buttons to advertise all of the services they have to offer their commercial or even their personal public.

We believe a professional should build your codes for you, but if you have the time, there are website tutorials on the Net that show you how to slowly or swiftly learn, depending on your speed, how to write validatable XML code. This can be quite complicated, so we are highly recommending that you use professional services. Please begin today to see exactly what can be done for you in the realm of authoring these somewhat complicated yet streamlined and enormously useful XML codes.

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Submit your site to free web directories, search engines, niche directories, and high page rank directories, authority directories as DMOZ, yahoo, and Google directory.

Write articles on your subject and submit in article directories. It is usually seen that articles provide

permanent back links. Place adds on free classified sites

Make RSS feeds and syndicate your sites content. Submit your feeds on RSS directories

If any page is missing or is not found or 404 error redirect that page to index page or any other important page

Offer something free on your site be it free newsletter, free articles-books, RSS feeds

Participate in link exchange

Add your site to Google webmasters account

Create xml site map Leave comments on blogs with your sites link

Create a guest book on your site

You tube and pod casts are also an excellent way to launch viral campaigns.

Send emails with description of your company

Advertise on Craig list and gum tree

Submit in forums with link to your site

Ask bloggers to write about your services or products Submit in deep link directories

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When the typewriter ruled, and the 8-1/2×11 sheet of paper was king, layout was much easier. You always knew how much space you had to work with, what to set your margins to, and what size the type would end up when you pressed the keys.

Then along came the word processor and its various flexible components. Layout changed. Tiny things we’d all done forever, such as double spacing after the end of every sentence, are no longer necessary. Word processing allowed for (and still does) a vast array of page tweaking and layout design – from font size and color to table arrangements and graphics. But this article isn’t about word processing.

We didn’t stop there… some bright group of individuals developed the internet and the webpage with its HTML coding was born. And with that birth, our whole outlook on how to design, how to use that “piece of paper” flew out the window.

No longer is it a sheet of paper but someone’s monitor screen size and resolution that we must keep in mind during our design and layout phase. With screens from 13 inches and up, we’ve got to be prepared for all visitors. And with a wide range of audience ages, font size becomes critical. Choose sizes too large and your website looks amateurish, choose sizes too small and your viewer most likely will run for the hills versus re-adjusting their browser (which they could do, but most likely won’t).

So what is the ideal page layout? How is it accomplished?

The simplest way after setting your page background color is to create an overall webpage table. Picture this first table as your 8-1/2×11 sheet of paper. Inside that piece of paper you’ll create even more tables, opening and closing them as you go along, but ultimately ending the entire page – just before the total webpage closing tags with your overall webpage table closing tags.

A typical layout that lends itself well to just about any presentation of material might look like this (see my ezine webpage at http://www.thewizworld.com to get a visual idea only – and while you are there resize your viewing window to see how it automatically

adjusts for you):

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(Note: replace * for < or > when coding your page)

*body background=”#4682B4″*

*center*

*table width=”80%” border=”1″ bgcolor=”#FFFFFF” cellspacing=”1″

cellpadding=”8″*

*tr*

*td valign=”top” align=”center” width=”10%” bgcolor=”#FFFFFFF”*

First column of information

*/TD*

*TD WIDTH=”90%” VALIGN=top*

Second column of information

*/td*

*/tr*

*/table*

*/center*

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The absolutely most important attribute for this entire page is the coding of the page WIDTH.

Many webpages are created using a fixed table size. Setting your WIDTH using percentages though allows your page to automatically resize itself for each individual visitor.

You can also place a fixed value inside the quote marks, but here’s the rub. Even widths of 700-750 will be too wide for most browser windows. This will force your reader to scroll from left to right. You will lose them since most people will only put up with that for so long before they give up and leave.

A good suggestion would be to work within a page layout of 650 or less if you truly must choose a fixed width.

My second website, http://www.mywizardads.com, uses a fixed table width of 600. The tables within the overall table adhere to the 600 width also, with their individuals columns set with adjustable percentages.

Granted, with the fixed table size a person will only be able to downsize their browser screen to a given point before some of the information is unviewable, but the 600 setting works for most visitors and surfers.

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(Note: replace * for < or > when coding your page)

*table width=”600″ border=”0″ bgcolor=”#000080″ cellspacing=”2″ cellpadding=”10″*

*tr*

*td valign=”top” align=”center” width=”95%” bgcolor=”000080″*

Top portion of information

*/td*

*/tr*

*/table*

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Never, of course, take what belongs to another, but do surf, right click and view source, and study different websites. Teach yourself by hands on manipulation of the numbers within your own HTML editor or notepad file what works and what won’t.

And do consider using a main overall table in which to nestle additional individual tables. Use percentages or combinations of one overall fixed width and individual percentage settings inside your main- and sub-tables.

You’ve worked hard! Ensure your website is viewed as you envisioned it.

© Theresa Cahill – All Rights Reserved. Feel free to distribute this article. Please keep it intact and with the resource box included below.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Theresa Cahill, a two decade veteran of marketing, is the owner of http://www.mywizardads.com and invites you to take a look at the services of MWA and download fr.ee helpful information and more at http://www.mywizardads.com/sitemap.html