The first step to creating an online presence for your business is reserving that catchy domain name. You may not get your first choice, since so many have been reserved already. Look around at different domain registrars to see what domain names you can purchase cheaply.  Simply using your company name is still an old standby for choosing a domain name. However, you may choose to come up with catchy compound words, or even create new words.  .com is still the extension preferred by most businesses, but .net is growing in popularity. There aren't any drawbacks as far as SEO goes. Though the original use of .net was for network providers, it is now a viable option for commercial business. Many domain registrars are also web hosts, meaning that they lease space for your domain name on their server. This also comes with many basic services that allow for the continued accessibility of your website on the internet. Unless you have a large amount of startup money, you will need to go with a less expensive web host. Although this may mean sacrificing some security and reliability, you can move up later. One business license you have to have is for your online operations. You have to register with the IRS to be legitimate in the eyes of the federal government. This application simultaneously registers you on the state level in some states, but not in others. Look at your state’s laws to see if you have to fill out another application. An important step for internet startups is making sure your website is easy to use for you and your customers. Design it so that the basic functions run smoothly, even if you can’t get the fancier features yet. Those will come later. For now, worry about having a website that people can navigate without getting error messages, and that tells them all the information about your business that they need to know.  The most important parts of any business website are the logo, the main menu, the search box, the social media icons, the header image, the written content, and the information at the bottom.  It is important that your website follows all US trademark and intellectual property laws. This includes any usage of trademarked logos. Even though your business is conducted online, you will be registered in the US, and in a state. Find a state and county with favorable tax requirements, and move there if you can. This is also a good time to learn local and federal trade regulations. Don’t get hit with a lawsuit in a few months because you didn’t know the rules! If you plan on doing business with foreign clients, look into international trade regulations.
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