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StartupPro: How to set up and grow a tech business

You're reading from   StartupPro: How to set up and grow a tech business Practical guidance on how to turn your passion, idea, and technical skills into a successful business

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2014
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ISBN-13 9781783001422
Length 238 pages
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Martin C Zwilling Martin C Zwilling
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StartupPro: How to set up and grow a tech business
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
Preface
1. Do You Have What It Takes to be an Entrepreneur? 2. Does Your Dream Idea Have the Potential to be a Business? FREE CHAPTER 3. When, Where, and How Do You Formalize a Technical Business? 4. Does a Technical Entrepreneur Really Need a Business Plan? 5. When and How Do You Find Funding for a Technical Business? 6. After the Funding, How Do You Survive the Execution Risks? 7. Are You Ready for All the Leadership and Team Challenges? 8. Do You Understand How Social Media is Changing the Business Landscape? 9. If You Build It, Will They Find You, and Will They Use It? 10. Can You Build the Relationships Needed to Succeed in Business?

Paying for a domain name


Before you incorporate with your ideal company name, make sure you can get the same or similar Internet domain name for your website and email address. There is nothing more frustrating than finding and incorporating your company with a great name, only to find that the domain name you need to match is already taken or parked and is for sale to you for more money than you want to pay.

The right place to start is to target today's average of approximately $8-$10 per year for a .com domain name from GoDaddy or one of the hundreds of other domain name registrars. Certain extensions such as .tv and .vs range between $20 to $40 for a year's registration, but you can find sales on certain extensions for as little as fifty cents per year.

But amazingly, most of the good names have already been bought by speculators (domain name investors), who are just looking for someone like you to really need the name, and be willing to pay extra for it.

Who owns all of these names, and...

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