Discover Cpanel Give Away Rights Ebook

Table Of Contents

Introduction ……………….2
Question #1: Do I Really Need A Website To Run An
Online Business? ……………….4
Question #2: How Is A Web Host Different From A Website?……………….5
Question #3: Can I Really Build A Profitable Business
With A Free Web Hosting Service? ……………….6
Question #4: What Do All These Terms Really Mean?…………….7
(Disk) Space……………….7
Bandwidth……………….7
IP Address vs. Domain Name ………………8
DNS ……………….9
SQL ……………….10
PHP ……………….10
Linux vs. Windows Hosting………………10
Add-on Domains……………….11
Control Panel……………….11
Question #5: What Are The “Must-Have” Features
Of Web Hosting ……………….12
Question #6: Can I Find All Of The Must-Have Features
From One Company?……………….13
Question #7: What Are The Main Web Hosting Tasks
I Should Know How To Do? ……………….15
Bonus Question: How Can I Make Money Telling People
What I Just Learned? ……………….17
About The Author ……………….18

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Introduction

Do you get the feeling that there is just some piece of this whole online business puzzle that you are missing?

That you’re frustrated with something, but you can’t put your finger on it just yet? I can help.

Since the internet turned into the World Wide Web, I’ve run dozens of websites and taught thousands of people how to get online.

In doing so, I’ve come to realize that I’ve been doing a disservice to many of them by managing their websites for them.

Sure, they “asked” me to maintain their websites, and show them the point and click things they need to do. They stressed that they wanted to avoid confusing them with “the details.”

And I’ve been happy to comply with those wishes.

But I can’t continue this way.

I can’t continue to control other people’s websites because it’s like raising their children.

Ten years as a high school history teacher taught me that you should never raise other people’s children for them, no matter how much they beg you.

And the same should be the case for their businesses.

People say they want me to do it for them. But I finally figured out what was really going on.

They were too afraid to ask key questions, questions they either didn’t know to ask, or ones they thought would make them look “stupid”.

So instead of risking their “pride” by asking the questions in the first place, they put their business in my hands.

Although I appreciate the trust, the time has come to tackle those questions.

Because I truly believe that people are much better off knowing the answers to these questions. And that by not knowing them, their online businesses are doomed to failure.