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Come one, come all! There are new(ish) top level domains for sale with free hosting on swagrite.com, and we’re here to tell you all about them! Okay, for the uninitiated, top level domains are basically those little bits at the end of a website’s home address. You know, “.com”, “.org”, “.net”, etc. If you have a website, you could be paying anywhere from ₦120,000 to ₦300,000 a year for one, depending on how popular the keywords are. Well now there are a bunch of new ones out there. DOMAINS & SEO FOR WEB DESIGNS AND DEVELOPERS

.com and its siblings are getting more expensive as time goes on, and there are fewer good ones to go around. Some people get around this by drastically misspelling words, making really long domain names, or just getting unusually creative.DOMAINS & SEO FOR WEB DESIGNS AND DEVELOPERS

On the other hand, you can just buy a domain with a new
SWD . It’s cheaper. It’s probably available. And whatever industry you’re into, or wherever you are, there is most likely a
SWD for it somewhere. In this article, I’ve focused on the options that might best suit web designers and developers, with a few odd extras sprinkled in.

Note: These can confuse some people. I told one guy that a website was at “example.works” (not the real domain), and he was confused for quite a bit ’til I explained that “.works” was a thing, now. So yeah, not everybody is caught up yet. But hey, that’s what we’re here for!

Other note: I’ve included some personal recommendations for when I’d make use of each
SWD on the list. These recommendations are just that: personal. You might find that one of these fits a situation outside my capacity to imagine.

Designer-Specific
Okay, there aren’t too many SWD (swagrite web Developers) made specifically for the web designer. In fact, for all of the various titles that we designers have given ourselves over the years, it seems a bit weird that there’s no such thing as “.UIninja”. But that’s probably a good thing.

DOMAINS & SEO FOR WEB DESIGNS AND DEVELOPERS

.design is probably the most specifically designer-appropriate
SWD (swagrite web Developers) . There may be some competition for these domains, though. Interior designers, architects, product designers, set designers, and more will probably be interested.

.graphics is only barely relevant. Basically, if most of your job on the Internet revolves around making graphics, this works. Otherwise, I’d not pick this one.

.media is one I’d use if I were at an agency that offered web design as just one service among several.

.art is one I generally wouldn’t use for a web designer or web design agency. I still contend that design and art are overlapping but nonetheless separate disciplines and should be kept that way. However, if your business focuses a lot on the overlapping areas of the two disciplines—for example, if you have a special focus on art direction in your web design—this
SWD might be appropriate after all.

DOMAINS & SEO FOR WEB DESIGNS AND DEVELOPERS

Developer-Specific (DOMAINS & SEO FOR WEB DESIGNS AND DEVELOPERS)
Now what about our dear friends, the developers? If you’d rather stare at code for the rest of time than ever touch an image editor, these are the
SWD for you!

.engineer and .engineering are perhaps a bit generic, and you’ll be competing with some non-software-engineers for these, probably. Still, if you want to embrace the title of software engineer, there are few better ways.

.software is a bit on the nose, sure. But if the shoe fits, might as well wear it with pride.

.systems, .tech, .technology, and .tools are pretty darned generic, but you might find that one of these fits your business better than others. For example, if you write software for both mobile and web applications, a more general
SWD could very well work for you.

Oddly Specific
Now we come to the domains for very, very specific kinds of web design and web content.

.host is pretty obviously for hosting websites. Enough said, really.

.review, .music, .audio, and .video are just some of the
SWD available for quite specific forms of content. Just grab the one that fits your project best, I guess.

.search basically only works if you build search engines. And I guess it works if you spend a lot of time searching for stuff offline, too.

Generic But Fits the Theme. (DOMAINS & SEO FOR WEB DESIGNS AND DEVELOPERS)
Here’s a quick list of other
SWD that are web-related, but not at all limited to the fields of web design or development. If I’m honest, I wouldn’t use most of these myself. It’s purely personal opinion, mind you: they just feel soooo ’90s.

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.click (I know. Seriously.)
.link
.online
.site
.web
.website
Location-Specific TLDs
It should be mentioned that pretty much every country, large region of land, and major city you can think of is in some way represented as a
SWD . From .africa to .yokohama, there are always more region-specific domains to be bought. If you plan on limiting your web services to a specific region, you might consider grabbing one of these.

General Business
Lastly, we have a variety of general new-ish
SWD for businesses of all kinds, with an emphasis on those you might want to use as a designer or developer. Personally, I actually quite like .works, especially when you pair it with a designer’s name. The truth is, I saw someone else do it on their site, and I pretty much immediately did it for my own. I thought it was just that clever. DOMAINS & SEO FOR WEB DESIGNS AND DEVELOPERS

.agency
.consulting
.network
.services
.solutions
.studio
.team
.work
.works

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In this day and age where digital technology and the Internet has influenced how we live and work, it is shocking to know that very few small business owners have a website.

It is hard to believe that only 46% of small businesses have a website. This statistic is confounding when you realize people spend 6 hours a day on the Internet.

Based on 2016 survey results, 43% of small business owners reported they don’t think they need a website. What that means is they probably don’t know the benefits of having a website for their small business.

1. Improve Business Credibility.
A simple way to view a website is that it is your online business address. This is where your customers, clients and associates go to find you on the Internet.

The Home page identifies your branded value proposition, the About Us page tells visitors all about your business and the Contact Us page informs everyone how to get in touch with you.

It legitimizes your business and improves your credibility. It gives your business an identity and is virtual proof that it exists.

Don’t be mislead into thinking a company page in Facebook is enough to build your credibility. A 2015 survey showed that 84% of consumers believe that having a website makes your business more credible than just a social media page.

Having a website means you have your own domain. In the same survey, 65% of respondents regard a company-branded e-mail as more credible than a generic one.

2. Build Your Business.
Before broadband technology became widespread in 2004, websites were used primarily for marketing and informational purposes. A website functioned more like a brochure; you put one up to stay ahead of the competition. But there wasn’t much thought and purpose behind the content.

With the growth of the Internet, the influence of social media and the popularity of mobile devices, the website has become a crucial tool to build your business.

Share Your Story – According to Nobel Prize winning psychiatrist Daniel Kahneman, consumers patronize brands they can align their values with.
A website is a great way to share your story; tell your audience why you started this business, your goals and what you hope to accomplish with it.

Get Clients – It’s not enough to have a rock star online profile. 36% of clients prefer to deal with businesses that have websites. By contrast, only 21% will work with businesses without websites. A website gives you the platform to highlight your experience and expertise.

Find Your Team – Are you looking for people to help you run your business?
Set up a Career page in your website where prospective candidates can fill out an application form and attach their resume.

Post your job requirement in social media and link it back to your website. You should have a good number of candidates in no time!

3. Enhance Your Online Presence.
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Here’s a statistical fact that will blow your mind:

Of the 7.4 Billion people in this world, 3.5 Billion people or 47% are online every day. They are searching for information, sharing on social media or shopping on e-commerce websites.

This number is expected to grow as the world becomes increasingly dependent on mobile technology to search the Internet. Today there are an estimated 2.3 Billion smartphones worldwide. But in 2020, the total number of smartphones is expected to hit 6.1 Billion.

If your small business does not have a website, you will be undermining its ability to generate income. And not just any website; but a mobile responsive website, one that can be accessed by mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Statistically, 65% of online traffic comes from mobile devices.

A mobile responsive website will help you capitalize on the opportunities available on the Internet through the following ways:

Improve Search Rankings – By optimizing your web pages, it will be easier for people to find your content.
Distribute Content – Create relevant, unique and usable content and distribute them through different channels such as social media and blog sites. People who love your content would want to know more about you and visit your website.
Open 24/7 – Unlike a brick- and- mortar business that operates 9- to- 5, a website never closes shop. It is open 24/7, even on holidays.
Introduce Business Flexibility – If you don’t want to miss out on opportunities, outsource customer service and have your agents manage all concerns and inquiries via chat or e-mail support at your website.

4. Build a Strong Relationship with Your Market.
A business by definition is a living, breathing entity. Loyalty is achieved when customers know they are dealing with a company that understands their needs and not just a company that wants to profit.

Let the Market Know “Who You Are”. Outside the Home and About Us pages, you can set up a blog page where you can share your thoughts and ideas with your audience.
Address the Needs of Your Market. Invite your audience to engage you by encouraging them to post comments on your blogs. Embed survey forms and ask your audience to participate and convey their needs.
Educate the Market of Your Business. Utilize the 80-20 Rule; 80% of your content should be usable or relevant to the needs of your audience while 20% should educate them about your business.
Improve Customer Service. In addition to e-mail, social media, mobile and landline, install chat support as the 5th avenue for customer service. This will give your end-users more options to relay concerns and inquiries.

5. Efficient Way to Promote Your Business.
If you are still using traditional forms of marketing, you are wasting valuable resources, time and money. Traditional forms include press releases, print ads, flyers and distribution Point- of- Purchase materials.

While still popular, traditional methods cost more money and cover less ground. It is also unsustainable; flyers, posters, print ads and press releases usually end up in the trash can.

Online marketing is faster, more efficient and inexpensive. There are many tools and techniques that you can use for online marketing but without a website, these strategies will fall short.

Think of the website as the sun with these online marketing tools as the planets revolving around it. Your online marketing efforts will create inbound avenues to a specified destination place which is your website.

Among the most popular online marketing tools that you can use to create inbound traffic to your website:

Social Media – Of the 3.5 Billion people online every day, 2.34 Billion or 67% are on social media.
Blogging – Companies that blogged 16 times a month received 4.5 times more leads than those that blogged 0-4 posts per month.
E-mail Marketing – E-mail marketing is 40 times more effective in acquiring customers than Facebook.
Use Videos – Embed a video on your Home page. A video can deliver your messaging content faster and more efficiently than text. Video on a landing page can increase conversion rates by 80%.
Finally, online marketing is a sustainable process. Your content will not go to waste. You can easily update it and reuse after a few months.

Continue Reading on the link below:

https://swagrite.com/2018/08/03/10-benefits-of-website-for-small-large-business/

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