Comments on: I am starting an Online Business, Not sure what to Register my business as, Can someone give me advice? http://www.biznewsvine.org/i-am-starting-an-online-business-not-sure-what-to-register-my-business-as-can-someone-give-me-advice/ Thu, 15 Sep 2011 00:02:34 +0000 hourly 1 By: ♪♫§ Ashish § ♪♫ http://www.biznewsvine.org/i-am-starting-an-online-business-not-sure-what-to-register-my-business-as-can-someone-give-me-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-5119 ♪♫§ Ashish § ♪♫ Mon, 21 Jun 2010 00:03:26 +0000 http://www.biznewsvine.org/i-am-starting-an-online-business-not-sure-what-to-register-my-business-as-can-someone-give-me-advice/#comment-5119 Well you have two things gonig on ... 1 is the "business" end of the buisiness, and the other is the "online" end. You need to go through the local and state regulations to setup and register your buisness first. Look at http://www.sba.gov to get started in the right direction. Website piece ... comes later ... but you want to find a name. Your website name can be totally different then your business name, but to get started with registering an online name and getting web hosting i'd strongly recommend http://www.godaddy.com. If you need a website, seek someone professional to get it up and running. Believe me, in the web biz ... you get what you pay for. But you have to balance the cost for the functionality you seek. A good website with all the bells & whistles will run you aroun 1.5K to 3K. Anything cheaper, and you're better off doing it yourself to get the results you want. Well you have two things gonig on … 1 is the "business" end of the buisiness, and the other is the "online" end.

You need to go through the local and state regulations to setup and register your buisness first. Look at http://www.sba.gov to get started in the right direction.

Website piece … comes later … but you want to find a name. Your website name can be totally different then your business name, but to get started with registering an online name and getting web hosting i’d strongly recommend http://www.godaddy.com.

If you need a website, seek someone professional to get it up and running. Believe me, in the web biz … you get what you pay for. But you have to balance the cost for the functionality you seek. A good website with all the bells & whistles will run you aroun 1.5K to 3K. Anything cheaper, and you’re better off doing it yourself to get the results you want.

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