Archive for April 2006

Only 5 or 6 short years ago, registering a domain was a complicated, costly process. Getting hosting for your website wasn’t much better. Back then, I had a set of ten domains (none of which I have today) that cost US$55/yr each for the registration. While I didn’t get hosting for all of the domains, […]

As an aspiring online publisher, you should be aware of the two primary types of websites that are common on the Internet. The first is the classic website, with the standard writing that is usually done by the PR/ Marketing department (at least for large companies). Such websites are often static in content. That is, […]

The short answer to the title question is, of course, no. No business absolutely needs a website. The mom and pop corner store certainly doesn’t need one. Unless they’re selling something that distinguishes them from all the other mom and pop shops. The local pub doesn’t need one. Unless they’ve decided to allow locals to […]

Its My Bizniz is a weblog of Chameleon Integration Systems. My motto for Chameleon is “making the internet easier” for internet publishing success. I am not a marketer, but when it comes to the various and sundry things that an Intrepreneur (Internet entrepreneur) has to learn about setting up and running a website, there is […]