Blog: Business Education

Domains have been discovered with registration dates all the way back to 1985. First came Symbolics.com, which is now dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of the Internet and domains. Today, there are endless options for domain names. We’ve gone beyond .com and .org to everything from .biz to .io to .co, and so much more. So, how are you supposed to choose the right domain?

If you’re in the market for a website domain, you’re going to have a lot of different options ahead of you. There are dozens of different places to buy cheap domains, but there’s a lot more to the investment than just getting the lowest price. After all, “cheap” might be just what you get if you’re not careful—limited features, hidden fees, limited domain support that’s never available when you need it—you don’t want to set yourself up to fail because you’re too focused on scrimping pennies.

Even though the Internet didn’t become a household item until the 1990s, domains were being registered as far back as 1983. That means almost 40 years of domain names and extensions are out there. As the Internet grew, so did the need for more domain extensions that could allow companies and individuals to host websites. Enter popular industry suffixes such as the .legal domain option. But who is this domain for, and should you consider using it for your website? Here’s what you need to know.

Building a customer loyalty program can help you retain existing customers who know and love your brand. Learn 17 creative solutions.

As a new franchisee, it can be overwhelming to look at all the things you need to do. Fortunately, you’ve chosen a franchise instead of starting your own business, which means that there are already some resources in place to assist with marketing and advertising. However, there will also be some marketing that you’ll want (and need) to do on your own.

Generating leads on LinkedIn might seem daunting. However, with automation tools to simplify the process, struggling to get leads could be past tense in this guest post.

Outsourcing to a third-party call center can be a great investment for companies today. Everyone just starting their research wants to know what to expect in terms of contracts and costs. The caveat, of course, is that each company will have its own costs and contracts to consider, so it’s important to take the time to do a little research.

Finding the best way to protect your business can be a difficult task. Here we share 7 types of insurance policies for small businesses that you should consider if you’re trying to secure your assets in the best way possible in this guest post.

There are different types of call centers in the business world today, offering businesses the opportunity to handle both inbound and outbound marketing, customer service, and other needs. Thanks to remote services and cloud computing, a lot of companies even outsource their needs to a third-party call center service that can handle all the admin details. Not only does it save them time and effort, but it allows the company to instantly present a professional image, even if they have never used a call center in their operations before.