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Selling pre-made Health and Safety Polices for the rail industry.

Website link:

www.healthandsafetydocs.co.uk

We have designed it is a clean, vibrant style to keep with the general zumba branding.

We have included all her classes information as well as an integrated Google map with directions planner showing the venues the classes ar e held.

And for those people who aren’t sure what zumba is we have also added an official zumba video embedded through YouTube.

Website link:

www.harrogatezumba.co.uk

For instance the domain name of your company may already have been registered, your company name doesn’t reaaly say what you do, your product or service may only provide it’s service in a certain geographic location.

Here are some quick tips:

Some of these rules are more important than others and a lot will depend on whether your domain name is being purchased for business use or personal use but generally speaking these are domain buying rules to follow in almost every scenario.

1. Stick with “.com” or “.co.uk” – The .com and .co.uk  are by far the most widely accepted extension for a domain name. If you are looking for a domain name for a business then it is even more important to choose a .com for your domain name because of the credibility boost that a .com domain name brings. Yes, there are still some very successful businesses that have domain names ending in .biz or .org but just think, as a new business do you really want to chance having a lot of your customers forget that your domain name ends in .biz and instead type in your domain name + .com or +.co.uk when they go to find your website?
2. One Possible Spelling – Try to find a domain name that only has one possible spelling. Most people cannot spell so make it easy for your website visitors to remember by choosing a domain name without a confusing spelling.
3. Shorter is Better – The shorter your domain name is then the easier it is for your visitors to remember, the easier it is for your visitors to type, and the easier it is for your visitors to tell others about your domain name. All of these are good things.
4. Commercial Appeal – A quick way to test if your domain has commercial appeal or marketability is if you think that the domain name will look good up on a billboard or in a commercial. This is especially important if you are looking for a business domain name but it is of course important for personal domain names as well.
5. No Hyphens – If at all possible then avoid using a hyphenated domain name. Sure, many businesses will use a domain name with a hyphen or even two or three but the two main problems with hyphenated domain names is that people forget where the hyphens go (or forget them altogether) and hyphenated domain names can lose traffic to similar domain names that do not have hyphens (i.e. a visitor wants to return to your domain name which is www.bobs-carpeting.com but instead types in www.bobscarpeting.com and inadvertently ends up on a competitor’s website).
6. Other Extensions – If you find the perfect domain name ending in .com then it usually makes sense to try and grab as many of the other common extensions that are available as well and then redirect those other extensions to your domain name that ends in .com. For example, if you are able to purchase the domain name sallysmusicblog.com and you definitely have long term plans for the website then it is probably a smart thing to go ahead and register sallysmusicblog.net, sallysmusicblog.biz, sallysmusicblog.info, etc. as well and then just redirect all of the non .com domains to your .com domain name. This has two benefits: when people type in sallysmusicblog.net then they will automatically be redirect to sallysmusicblog.com and also it will prevent other people from purchasing a domain name that is the same as yours but just with a different extension and potentially stealing traffic away from your website.
7. Singular vs. Plural – Make sure that you set up a website on the domain name that makes the most sense when choosing between the singular and plural of the words in your domain name. One thing that you definitely should do is purchase both the singular and plural variation of your domain name if applicable and then redirect the not as good sounding domain to the best sounding domain. Keep in mind that for some domain names the singular will sound better than the plural while with others the plural will sound better than the singular. For example, if you have a site that is devoted to health insurance plans then healthinsuranceplans.com sounds better than healthinsuranceplan.com but to avoid confusion and keep the singular domain away from your competitors then it would be best to buy both of the domain names and then redirect healthinsuranceplan.com to healthinsuranceplans.com.
8. Keywords – Choose a domain name that is full of keywords that are related to your website. If your site sells vitamins then try and choose a domain name that contains the word “vitamins” in the domain name.
9. Type-In Traffic – Type-In traffic is when someone navigates directly to a website by simply typing in what they are looking for and then “.com” or “.co.uk” on the end into their URL bar in their browser. If you can find an exact match keyword only domain name then you have a good chance of receiving some type in traffic to the domain and also receiving some Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) benefit to using the domain name as well.
10. Avoid Numeral Substitutions – Numerals in a domain can work ok but avoid substituting common words with numerals as they can often be confusing and hard to remember. For example, try not to use the numeral “4″ instead of “for”, “2″ instead of “to”, etc.
11. Avoid Slang – Stay away from slang spellings of words for the same reasons that you should stay away from numeral substitutions. It is one thing to think up a great brandable name that is easy to remember and quite another to buy a domain name with “u” instead of “you”.
12. Watch Out for the Numeral “0″ – The numeral “0″ is often mistaken for the letter “O” and vice versa. Make sure that there is no confusion between the 2 in your domain name.
13. Brandable – 15 years ago know one knew who or what a “Google” was but now Google.com is an extremely valuable and very brandable domain name. Don’t get too carried away with being clever but a brandable domain name can go a long way in making your site successful.
14. Easy to Type – The easier the domain is to type then the better the domain will be.
15. Easily Understood – When someone reads or hears your domain name for the first time then they should be able to easily understand what your website is all about. Of course, there is often a give and take between trying to find a domain that is easily understood and one that is brandable as well.
16. Copyright Issues – Steer clear of domain names that are infringing on an existing copyright.
17. Unique – The more unique a domain name is then the easier it is to remember. Stay within the constraints of the other rules when searching for a unique domain name but if you can be clever and pull it off then finding a unique domain name can pay off handsomely for years to come.
18. Search Dropped Domains – Dropped domains are domains that have just recently changed from registered status to unregistered status. Many times a company will go out of business, someone is not able to afford the domain registration renewal fee, or someone will just forget to renew their domain name. When this happens a domain is dropped and available for anyone to snap up and register for themselves.
19. Memorable – If you can easily remember a domain name after hearing it just once then there is a good chance that you have found a memorable domain name.
20. Domain Auctions – Domain auctions can be great sources for finding bargain domain names.
21. Industry Jargon – While it is important to make sure that your domain name is easily understood by everyone who reads it, at the same time a good strategy can be to use industry jargon specific to your website niche for your domain name. Using industry jargon can increase the credibility of your website in the eyes of your website visitors who are familiar with jargon in your websites niche.
22. Brainstorm – If you have a business partner or a friend then use them to bounce some ideas around. Start by thinking of your ideal domain name and then throw out as many words and combinations of words related to that ideal domain name as possible. Sooner or later you are bound to have a flash of genius and find a great domain name.
23. Start Now! – Start choosing a domain name as soon as you can before someone else snaps it up!

Google Apps offers simple, powerful communication and collaboration tools for you small business – all hosted by Google to streamline setup, minimize maintenance, and reduce IT costs.

Stay connected with premium Email and calendar tools. Microsoft Outlook 2010 is the most powerful way to manage your personal and business Email and organise your time. Advanced features include Email conversation management, combine multiple Email accounts, synchronisation with your mobile phone, common task automation and the ability to engage with your social networks through Outlook.

Access your business Email anytime, anywhere

With Exchange Server 2010 you have the freedom to securely access all of your Email from virtually any platform, web browser, or device to get more done wherever you are. iPhone, Blackberry, and Windows Mobile are all fully supported.

Data synchronisation

From your desktop to your iPhone, to your Blackberry, to your iPad, to a web browser your Email is fully accessible and synchronised from the same Email Exchange server.

No set up or hardware costs

Save thousands of pounds by letting us deal with the day to day running of the hardware and software leaving you to focus on your business. Our business Email hosting solutions remove the need to purchase your own business Email server and set up Microsoft Exchange yourself.

Secure your business Email hosting

Hosted in our state of the art data centre manned 24/7/365, your business Email hosting is backed up every night and is totally secure. To help prevent unauthorized and accidental distribution of data, Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 includes a wide range of information protection and control features. These features enable administrators to fine tune policies so that the right level of control is automatically applied to each message based on specific senders, recipients, content and other factors.

Increase productivity

Co-ordinate & streamline your work flow with advanced features such as group meetings, message threads, real time Outlook Web Access (OWA) synchronisation, and automatic grouping of a domain’s global address book between mailboxes.

Transfer in your existing data easily

If you already have Microsoft Exchange 2003 or 2007 Emails hosted elsewhere transferring in your existing data is quick and easy with no loss of data or uptime.

To setup Outlook Express to work with your Heart Internet mail account please follow these instructions.

1. Start Outlook Express and select the Tools menu. From here select ‘Accounts’
   
2. In the window that appears press the ‘Add’ button and then select ‘Mail…’
   
3. Enter your name as you would like it to appear to people who receive emails from you. Then click ‘Next’.
   
4. Enter the email address that you want to use and that you have setup with Heart Internet. Then click ‘Next’.
   
5. Now you need to enter your incoming and outgoing servers. For the incoming server you should enter mail.’yourdomain.com’ – substituting your own domain name for yourdomain.com. For the outgoing mail server you should enter mail.’yourdomain.com’ as before. Then click Next.
   
6. To finish you need to enter your username (which is your full email address) and password for your mail account. You can view your username and password in eXtend. Once entered please click Next and then Finish.
   
7. To allow you to send mail through our mail server you now need to make a small change to the properties of the account. Select ‘Properties’ from the ‘Accounts’ window.
   You need to click the tick-box that says ‘My server requires authentication’ or ‘This server requires me to log on’ and then click ‘OK’ and ‘Close’:
   
8. You can now send and receive emails!

Click the link below, save it, then run and call through to Imyge net with the ID and PIN.

http://www.teamviewer.com/download/version_5x/TeamViewerQS.exe

Mailbox data for Exchange mailboxes are typically stored on Fasthosts’ servers.

The following procedure describes how to make a copy of your mailbox data in Microsoft Outlook, on our local PC.

• First create a new Personal Folders file (.pst).

• In Microsoft Outlook, click File, New, Personal Folders File, as seen in Fig. A, below.

Fig. A – create new .pst file

• Browse to the directory in which you want to create the new .pst file and type a name for the file, as seen in Fig. B.

Fig. B – select directory and name the new .pst file

• Now supply a display name for your new Personal Folders, select an encryption type (optional) and specify a password. Then click OK, as seen in Fig. C.

• The new Personal Folder will now appear in your list of folders, with the name you specified.

Fig. C – specify details

The messages, contacts, folders, etc. seen in Outlook actually reside on the server. To copy a folder from the server to your new Personal Folder, simply right-button click the folder you wish to copy, as seen in Fig. D.

Fig. D – specify folder to copy

• Now select the folder to copy to – i.e. the newly created folder, on your local PC and click OK.

• The folder will now be copied from the server to your local .pst file and will appear under the newly created folder, as seen in Fig. E, below.

Fig. E – folder copied

• You should now repeat this procedure for each folder you wish to copy.

Having completed this process, you can now delete any or all of the messages, folders, contacts, etc. from the server.

Customers moving from local storage to using Exchange mailboxes can still have access to their old emails, contacts, appointments, etc. This data can quite easily be imported from a number of different file types containing the old emails, contacts, appointments, etc into your Exchange mailbox on the Exchange server. This article describes how to import data from a .pst file type, into Microsoft Outlook.

Note Before starting this procedure you should configure Outlook to syncronise with your exchange mailbox.

Step 1: In Microsoft Outlook, click File then Import and Export in the drop down menu.

Step 2: Select Import from another program or file and click Next.

Step 3: Select the .pst file type and click Next.

Step 4: Click the Browse button and navigate to the .pst file you wish to import. Select the file, click Open and Next.

Step 5: Select the folder you wish to import from and check the box if you want to include sub-folders. You should also specify to import into the currently selected folder, or specify an alternative folder to import to.

Step 6: Click Finish to complete the process. An import progress indicator dialogue box will pop-up, the import process will commence and the imported data will appear in the selected folders.